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systems-programming

Read-only mirror. Loment is developed at https://github.com/Loment-Lang/loment — issues and pull requests are handled there, not here.

Loment is a systems programming language: it compiles to native x86-64 (Linux ELF, Windows PE, or freestanding for bare metal) with no runtime and no libc. The toolchain is itself written in Loment; source can be written in its Rust-flavored base syntax or six more: C, C++, Java, C#, Go, Python. Site: https://loment-lang.github.io/loment-site/

Pipeline wiring Turbine-style shred ingestion with the NVMe state store, end to end.

The smallest piece of code that showcases the entirety of a programming language.

100% GNU-Compatible Coreutils in Zig. Zero dependencies, sub-second builds, byte-for-byte upstream parity.

(Mostly) academic notes. https://inevitabby.gitlab.io/notes

A distributed database built from scratch in Rust, developed incrementally through assumption-driven design.

Kernel-level extensions to MIT's xv6 operating system, CPU scheduling algorithms, demand-paged virtual memory, and file system enhancements with multi-level block indexing

High-performance inter-process communication (IPC) protocol in C using UNIX signals. Features a robust software handshake (ACK) to ensure 100% data integrity and zero-loss transmission, even during high-volume data stress tests (400,000+ signals).

A lightweight and configurable X window manager for Linux, based on libxcb.