I’m currently experimenting with rust creating “glue” static analysis/bridge/compilers/abstract interpreters across some other langs (rust since it has a 2nd strong borrow checker that can just drop 1 bit refs and has ML-like semantics) = 2nd order substructural linear logics. This can do kripe-like *-semantics and can easily do webasm and webrtc (this basically poses the question in something like names of stuff are irrelevent for related generalized modern understanding computation, structure and compatibility laws do matter), everything else can be rectified into a linear space then transversed into a decoded abstraction of trees (or whatever computer eigen number problem). I can safely gradually type stuff in (say) type(script) some glue lang like a implicit (lua) (as an generalized assocative hash array) and then send buzz tones to say python or R. Julia sounds better to me because it has much cleaner numerical code and it is a similar more lisp-y lang. So supercomputing (exascale) and discrete logic microprocessoring code should theoretically be more power/energy/efficient with this type of constructive tissue.
Anyone tried to port any of the julia internals to io_ring?
https://github.com/coilhq/tiger-beetle/tree/master/demos/io_uring
Especially on very high perf or low memory compute or things that need to be safe by design (think software defined hardware) or general energy scavaging devices, let me know if anyone has worked on this problem in julia.