SMRTR ProgrammingAug 28, 2025Lobsters

superfly: A compiler for a functional low-level language, targeting tiny computers

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Superfly is a compiler that translates code written in a functional low-level language to run on tiny computers. The project supports multiple target platforms including 6502, 8086, and Uxn processors, making it versatile for retro computing and embedded systems. Recent updates include bugfixes, improved formatting, and enhanced testing capabilities. The compiler focuses on efficiently generating code for resource-constrained environments while allowing programmers to write in a more functional programming style rather than traditional assembly language.

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