The README and INSTALL files are also interesting; highlighting that Felix (claims to) produces very fast code/programs and that gcc 5.1 is recommended/needed to build.
Interesting looking language - I wonder how it ends up compared to Nim (with both the C and C++ backends). I suspect there's been more focus on performance on the Felix side - but it's hard to tell. The documentation section on garbage collection (for Felix) was blank.
perhaps in particular:
https://github.com/felix-lang/felix/tree/master/demos
The README and INSTALL files are also interesting; highlighting that Felix (claims to) produces very fast code/programs and that gcc 5.1 is recommended/needed to build.
Interesting looking language - I wonder how it ends up compared to Nim (with both the C and C++ backends). I suspect there's been more focus on performance on the Felix side - but it's hard to tell. The documentation section on garbage collection (for Felix) was blank.