Bolt: A High-Performance, Statically Typed Embedded Language for Real-Time Applications
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Summary
Bolt is a high-performance, statically typed, and real-time optimized embedded language implemented in C. It is lightweight and designed for real-time applications, with minimal dependencies on the C standard library and optional features like file and system IO. The language also includes regex parsing via the embedded picomatch library and provides a concise example of embedding through the bolt-cli program.
Key quotes
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Bolt only depends on the C standard library as well as libm on Unix-based systems.
The bolt-cli program provides a very concise example of how to embed Bolt in an application.
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