Rustto

Rustto is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed for systems programming and high-performance applications. It emphasizes memory safety, thread safety, and predictable performance without relying on a garbage collector. The language draws from established systems languages and aims to offer ergonomic syntax with a modern feature set that supports both low-level control and high-level abstractions.

Ownership and borrowing form the core of Rustto's memory model, enabling compile-time checks that prevent data races and invalid memory access. References and lifetimes ensure that resources are released safely. The language includes generics and trait-based polymorphism, enabling reusable abstractions without runtime overhead.

In addition to a strong type system, Rustto provides a macro system and pattern matching to simplify code and enable powerful compile-time metaprogramming. Concurrency is supported through lightweight tasks and a core asynchronous runtime, with facilities for messaging and synchronization that aim to reduce common parallel programming errors.

Rustto ships with an integrated toolchain that includes a package manager and a build system. The standard library offers low-level utilities, error handling primitives, and interoperable interfaces for C and other languages, facilitating integration with existing codebases and ecosystems.

Typical use cases include operating-system components, embedded devices, game engines, and high-performance servers. Adoption and community support are centered around open standards, documentation, and ongoing work to extend safety guarantees, compile times, and cross-platform compatibility.