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by elcritch
25 days ago
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Exactly, Constantine generates assembly output and links that into normal Nim objects (e.g. C). That can then used in Nim or in Rust, Go, etc. From its "Why Nim" in the readme: - Assembly support either inline or a simple {.compile: "myasm.S".} away - No GC if no GC-ed types are used (automatic memory management is set at the type level and optimized for latency/soft-realtime by default and can be totally deactivated). - Procedural macros working directly on AST to create generic curve configuration, derive constants write a size-independent inline assembly code generator |
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