My friend and I have been working on a new programming language called Cyrus, and we wrote the compiler entirely in Rust

The TL;DR: Cyrus is a strictly imperative, low-level systems language. We built it for developers who want the absolute, unfiltered control of C but crave modern ergonomics without a Garbage Collector or the strict rules of a borrow checker.

Core Features:

• Manual Memory Control: Bring your own allocator and use defer for clean, predictable resource management.

• Explicit Semantics: Absolutely no silent type truncation, hidden control flow, or automatic rules wrapping your decisions.

• Bare-Metal Ready: Full support for inline assembly, pointer arithmetic, and naked functions.

• Modern Ergonomics: Compile-time generics, strict type safety, and seamless bidirectional C interop (extern(c)).

You can check out the project and our full design philosophy on GitHub:

GITHUB REPO

We are currently working on self-hosting the compiler and would love to hear your thoughts on the syntax or the architecture

My friend and I have been working on a new programming language called Cyrus, and we wrote the compiler entirely in Rust

The TL;DR: Cyrus is a strictly imperative, low-level systems language. We built it for developers who want the absolute, unfiltered control of C but crave modern ergonomics without a Garbage Collector or the strict rules of a borrow checker.

Core Features:

• Manual Memory Control: Bring your own allocator and use defer for clean, predictable resource management.
• Explicit Semantics: Absolutely no silent type truncation, hidden control flow, or automatic rules wrapping your decisions.
• Bare-Metal Ready: Full support for inline assembly, pointer arithmetic, and naked functions.
• Modern Ergonomics: Compile-time generics, strict type safety, and seamless bidirectional C interop (extern(c)).

You can check out the project and our full design philosophy on GitHub: GITHUB REPO

We are currently working on self-hosting the compiler and would love to hear your thoughts on the syntax or the architecture

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Hey everyone,

I was tired of AI coding assistants completely grinding to a halt whenever I hit a rate limit, lost Wi-Fi, or got a 429 RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED error.

So I built LocalCode Optimizer (The Sniffer).

Instead of just autocompleting syntax, it parses your Python code's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) similar to a compiler's frontend to act as an automated architecture reviewer. It catches deep structural issues like nested loops hiding O(N^2) time complexities, dead code, and unreachable branches, injecting insights right above your functions via CodeLenses.

The Dual-Engine Setup:

• Primary Backend: A Python app managed with uv running on the Google Gemini ADK (gemini-2.5-flash) for fast algorithmic reasoning.
• The Offline Fallback: The extension continuously monitors stdout/stderr. If Gemini hits a rate limit or drops connection, it instantly intercepts the crash and reroutes the payload to a local Ollama server running qwen2.5-coder:0.5b. The response streams back as NDJSON seamlessly without interrupting your workflow.

GithubRepo

I am a 3rd year CS student and for our compilers course a few friends and I built a brand new programming language Our main goal was to create something with a syntax as easy as Python but significantly faster by leveraging LLVM.

To test it I benchmarked it against Python using a small MNIST machine learning project and our language ran almost 100 times faster.

This was my very first large scale project and I learned a massive amount about ASTs, LLVM IR, and memory management. I wanted to share our architecture and what we learned along the way for anyone else interested in compiler development.

GITHUB REPO

First i want thank everybody who gave me ideas and pointed my mistakes i add a lot of things and optimized my llvm i benchmarked with c++ and go right now c* is as same level of speed as c++ and go and faster than python by more than 100 times .

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REPO:
https://github.com/TheJudge26/C-Asterisk-Alpha