Hello - the IDE focus looks very attractive from an indie-engine developer's perspective(small scale development always gains the most from having unified, consistent tooling). Will this be a customizable environment to e.g. assist working with asset dependencies?
At a glance I don't have any other major remarks. It looks very much like it's on the same general trajectory as Zig, which is probably a good sign that that design space is in the right ballpark for low-level real-time systems. There is some attraction in having automatic memory available for application-level tasks with more indefinite boundaries(editing tools tend to develop compiler-like qualities which in turn creates a need for more introspective style), though it's probably outside the scope of this language and might be suitable for a scripting-layer approach instead.
At a glance I don't have any other major remarks. It looks very much like it's on the same general trajectory as Zig, which is probably a good sign that that design space is in the right ballpark for low-level real-time systems. There is some attraction in having automatic memory available for application-level tasks with more indefinite boundaries(editing tools tend to develop compiler-like qualities which in turn creates a need for more introspective style), though it's probably outside the scope of this language and might be suitable for a scripting-layer approach instead.