CJIT – C, Just in Time
CJIT is a lightweight, free, and open-source C interpreter under 2MB, compatible with Windows, OSX, and Linux, allowing instant code execution without additional installations or compilation.
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CJIT, or C Just in Time, is a lightweight C interpreter that allows users to run C code instantly without the need for prior compilation. It is a single executable file under 2MB, compatible with multiple operating systems including MS Windows, Apple OSX, and GNU/Linux. CJIT enables instant deployment, requiring no additional tools, libraries, or headers. It is based on Fabrice Bellard's TinyCC and draws inspiration from Terry Davis's HolyC, providing Just-In-Time execution capabilities for C programming. The software is free and open-source, accompanied by a manual that includes examples and experiments. CJIT is developed by Jaromil, Danielinux, and Matteo, with contributions from others in the permacomputing community.
- CJIT is a lightweight interpreter for running C code instantly.
- It is compatible with Windows, OSX, and Linux.
- The executable is under 2MB and requires no additional installations.
- CJIT is free and open-source, with a manual for guidance.
- The project is inspired by notable figures and communities in programming.
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