On: Thi.ng – open-source building blocks for computational design and art

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Just to add to the above: It's not a comprehensive answer, but this always was a polyglot project. There're parts written in (and for):

- OpenCL interop (e.g. https://thi.ng/raymarchcl, https://thi.ng/simplecl)

- GLSL (e.g. https://thi.ng/shader-ast)

- C11 (e.g. https://github.com/thi-ng/c-thing, https://thi.ng/synstack)

- Zig (https://github.com/thi-ng/zig-thing)

- WASM (https://thi.ng/wasm-api)

- Forth (https://thi.ng/charlie)

There are infrastructure packages to simplify creation of ad hoc DSLs, their transpilation or interpretation, but also interop with WASM (so far mostly geared towards & tested with Zig), for example:

- https://thi.ng/parse

- https://thi.ng/pointfree

- https://thi.ng/lispy

- https://thi.ng/sexpr

In general, thi.ng projects range from super high level computational design concepts to low-level primitives like memory allocators and memory/data layout management (e.g. https://thi.ng/tinyalloc, https://thi.ng/malloc, https://thi.ng/simd, https://thi.ng/soa) and a huge spectrum of other things in between...