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    Seagull Programming Language

    A modern programming language which compiles to Fortran.

    Seagull is a modern and fast programming language which transpiles to Fortran. Seagull aims to provide a modern and intuitive ecosystem, tooling, and syntax on top of the Fortran backend, leveraging from its high numerical speed. Seagull is modular, and all functions are grouped into modules. Visit the official website for more information: https://seagull.ct.ws
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    ats2-lang

    ATS2: Unleashing the potentials of types and templates

    ...ATS2 extends ATS with an advanced template system, allowing functional programming to be employed in a setting where only bare minimal run-time support is available. In addition, the template system makes ATS2 highly suitable for supporting numerical computation.
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