AstroWin is a conceptual programming language that reimagines computation through the lens of astrophysics. Our goal is to create an intuitive, adaptive, and intelligent programming environment that makes complex topics like concurrency and memory management more accessible. At its core, AstroWin is powered by an AI-enhanced runtime capable of dynamic optimization and self-healing.
This project is currently in its earliest conceptual stages. The foundational whitepaper, "AstroWin: A Feasibility Analysis, Implementation Guide, and Impact Assessment for a Cosmologically-Inspired, AI-Augmented Programming Language," lays out the theoretical groundwork for this ambitious endeavor.
AstroWin is built on a foundation of intuitive cosmological metaphors:
- Galaxies: Encapsulated program units or namespaces.
- Planets: Concurrent units of execution, akin to actor-based threads.
- Wormholes: Scoped variable transfer channels, or message queues.
- Blackholes: A novel approach to memory management based on memory arenas for deterministic cleanup.
- The AI-Cortex: An intelligent runtime that monitors, optimizes, and self-heals the software.
Architecturally, AstroWin is envisioned as a Domain-Specific Language (DSL) that transpiles to high-performance C++, leveraging existing toolchains while focusing on high-level orchestration of complex systems.
AstroWin is, at present, a vision. It is an ambitious project that requires significant research, design, and engineering to bring to fruition. The immediate focus is on refining the theoretical foundations, debating the core architectural decisions, and building a community of interested individuals who believe in the potential of this new programming paradigm.
check out my initial report here : AstroWin_Report_v.0.0.1
This is where you come in. We are actively seeking collaborators who are excited by the prospect of building the future of programming. Whether you are a programming language theorist, a compiler engineer, an AI researcher, or simply a developer with a passion for new ideas, your contribution is welcome.
If you are interested in this idea and want to help shape its future, please see our CONTRIBUTING.md file for more details on how you can get involved.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.