Carve out what you meant.
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Nov 6, 2026 - C#
Carve out what you meant.
Sweet to write, sure to run.
The native runtime RazorForge and Suflae programs link against: memory, coroutine tasks on per-core worker threads, channels and locks, async I/O over libuv, files and console, time, and crash reports with stack traces. Written in C today; the standard library the languages share will be written in Tessera.
The shared builder core behind RazorForge and Suflae: parsing, semantic verification, lowering, monomorphization and LLVM IR emission, plus the build daemon and JIT dev loop. A C# library; each language brings its own lexer and command line.
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