> compiler libraries such as LLVM make this a whole lot easier, making it possible for a single person to develop a new language that is close to C in terms of performance.
The TinyGo project is interesting, but it is not a new language developed by a single person as Go is not a new language.
Wondering is there any such single person project implementing a compiler for a new language using LLVM and delivering close to C performance?
The TinyGo project is interesting, but it is not a new language developed by a single person as Go is not a new language.
Wondering is there any such single person project implementing a compiler for a new language using LLVM and delivering close to C performance?