CJIT
C, just in time
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Description
CJIT is a lightweight C interpreter that allows you to run C code instantly without the need for building it first. With a single executable file of just 2MB, it works seamlessly across multiple operating systems including MS Windows, Apple OSX, and GNU Linux. CJIT is inspired by Terry Davis's TempleOS and Fabrice Bellard's TinyCC, bringing the power of Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation to C programming.
How to use CJIT?
Simply download the CJIT executable, and you can start writing and executing C code instantly without any additional setup or installation required.
Core features of CJIT:
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Single executable for instant deployment
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Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, OSX, Linux)
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No need for additional tools, libraries, or headers
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Dynamic library support for shared functions
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Rapid prototyping of C applications
Why could be used CJIT?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Quickly test and run C code snippets | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Rapid development and prototyping of C applications | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Educational purposes for learning C programming | ✅ | |
Who developed CJIT?
CJIT is crafted by Jaromil Danielinux and Matteo, with inspiration from Puria and Alvise. The project is supported by communities such as Suckless, Devuan, Void, Antix, and RAS TAS OFT, promoting permacomputing principles.