Bring Julia code to embedded hardware (ARM)

What do you mean by:

The garbage collector can and needs to be “constrained” for hard-real-time (but not all projects), and can already be done without changing the “language”. Mostly the user needs to be contained, not use all constructs of the language, like eval, that generates code at runtime (something you wouldn’t do in embedded, other languages for, do not have that). You can compile to assembly with PackageCompiler.jl, and even when using eval but then your code needs to have a compiler with it making the binary huge. There are ways to disable code you know will not be used, and PC could probably make smaller code by changing it 8not the Julia language), or some similar project. There are some older (outdated Intel’s Julia2C and I seem to remember another compiling Julia to C):