Thrush Programming Language

The Thrush Programming Language. A system's programming language that provides complete low-level control. Inspiration - Characteristics - Syntactically it is based on Rust. - This language is based on its lowest expression in C. - Inspired by the low-level capabilities of C. Philosophy Thrush empowers developers to create software with complete low-level control. This approach enhances robustness, optimizes performance, and simplifies code development for diverse, even exotic, architectures, directly addressing limitations found in many current systems programming languages. Why Thrush? Thrush is a very promising tool for bare-metal and embedded system development thanks to its innovative low-level instruction concepts, particularly its integrated Low-Level Instructions (LLI) for fluent IR manipulation using GCC and LLVM intrinsics. This prioritizes and encourages learning intermediate code, rather than assembler code, unlocking architecture-specific optimizations and low-level type manipulation. Thrush offers low-level control over systems languages ​​like C, Rust, and C++ due to its manipulation of low-level instructions for optimizations beyond the standard ones. Thrush strives to inherit the type systems of highly typed languages, promoting reliable and robust software.