RunMat's rapid ascent RunMat launched in August 2025 as an open‑source command‑line runtime for MATLAB‑syntax code and has already amassed 4,000 unique users. Those users have executed more than 35,000 scripts, and th…

The runtime’s Rust core combines an interpreter, a JIT compiler and a generational garbage collector tuned for numerical workloads. On an Apple M2 Max (32 GB) the authors’ micro‑benchmarks show RunMat beating GNU Octa…

RunMat’s design deliberately sidesteps the “fourth path” dilemma that MATLAB users face: keep the familiar language while moving to a smaller, cleaner engine. The runtime is not endorsed by MathWorks, and the project’…

Solo and Object Mount: rethinking binary loading and storage mounts Solo is a tiny .so loader that lets static Linux binaries run without a traditional dynamic linker. The project lives on GitHub (pg83/solo) and has a…