Archive for January 2012
Céu is born!
Céu is a reactive language targeted at embedded systems, aiming to offer a higher-level and safer alternative to C.
Céu can be described as a reactive, imperative, concurrent, synchronous, and deterministic language.
Céu has a memory footprint of around 3Kb of ROM and 100b of RAM (on a 16bits platform).
Currently, Céu is restricted to static-only applications.
(See also the two previous blog posts.)
Website: http://ceu-lang.org (you can try Céu online!)
Git project: http://github.com/fsantanna/ceu
I’m looking for embedded systems developers interested in using Céu.
I can help with all support (i.e. coding) to integrate Céu with your platform.
The distribution of Céu already provides support for Arduino:
http://www.ceu-lang.org/wiki/index.php?title=Arduino
*** UPDATE (1): Looks like dreamhost (where ceu-lang is hosted) is in trouble.
*** UPDATE (2): Dreamhost is up again!
