So I had a slightly unreasonable idea two years ago: What if I built a programming language without...
So I had a slightly unreasonable idea two years ago:
What if I built a programming language without depending on C, LLVM, or any existing toolchain?
The result is Jda — a high-performance systems language bootstrapped from raw x86-64 assembly. The compiler now compiles itself. No GC. No runtime. Single static binaries.
And on real benchmarks, it’s doing things I genuinely didn’t expect.
The numbers that made me double-check
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