I started Prismio because I wanted to explore a different approach to systems programming: what if memory management could be handled by the compiler without hiding the decisions from the programmer? Prismio is built around that idea. The compiler analyzes allocation sites, chooses a safe storage strategy, and lets you inspect why it made that decision through the Adaptive Inference Framework (AIF). The compiler itself is written in Prismio, it compiles through LLVM to native code, and it interoperates directly with C. This is still an early 0.1 release, so the language and ecosystem are actively evolving. I’m launching it publicly to get Prismio in front of developers who enjoy compilers, programming languages, and systems programming—and to build the next stage of the project in the open. Would love to hear what you think, especially from people who have worked with C++, Rust, compiler development, or memory management.

Prismio

A systems language with explainable memory inference via AIF

A systems language with explainable memory inference via AIF