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// hello.ce — a simple actor
log.console("Hello, ƿit!")
$stop()

pit hello

Why ƿit

• Actors — isolated memory and message passing. Each actor owns its state, so concurrent programs are safe by default.
• Everything is stoned — stone() makes a value permanently immutable, and messages between actors are frozen automatically. Send freely: what you sent is what they get.
• Records and closures — plain objects hold your data, closures encapsulate it.
• C when you need it — drop a .c file in your package and it becomes a native module, compiled and linked for you.
• Small and predictable — one way to compare, null for absence, and a numeric representation chosen to fit the target. A runtime that fits in your head.