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I've been working on Mah , a programming language I've been building from scratch. It started as a compiler experiment and grew into an entire toolchain: hand-written compiler portable bytecode + VM static type checker standard library reflection and decorators error handling formatter LSP Neovim + VS Code support optional Rust runtime The language has things like closures, structs, enums, traits, pattern matching, generics, async, defer , typed errors, modules, iterators and reflection. One of the things I care about most is that the implementation is small enough that you can actually follow how the language works instead of having to navigate a compiler the size of a small operating system. The repo has a lot of the design history too, so you can see why features were implemented the way they were rather than just looking at the final syntax. https://github.com/sina-salahshour/mahlang I'm mainly looking for people who enjoy language design/compiler projects to try it and tell me what looks interesting, confusing, or unnecessarily weird.   submitted by   /u/snslhshr [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 21:57:24