dyon

Uses a lifetime checker to eliminate garbage collection, ensuring safe memory management as described in the features list for functions like `fn foo(mut a, b: 'a)`.

Supports dynamic module loading with `load` and runtime script execution via `call`, enabling flexible code updates without recompilation, a key feature for prototyping.

Includes mathematical loops like ∑ (sum) and ∃ (any) for concise iteration, making code more readable for mathematical operations, as highlighted in the feature list.

Offers macros like `dyon_fn!` and custom Rust object support using `Arc<Mutex<Any>>`, allowing easy embedding within Rust applications as a primary design goal.

Built-in Option and Result types with the ? operator, similar to Rust, for straightforward error propagation, with `unwrap` providing error traces for debugging.