nmoolRT

nmoolRT is a runtime environment associated with the nmool software ecosystem. It provides the execution framework for programs and modules produced by the nmool compiler, focusing on portability and efficiency for numerical and real-time workloads. The runtime supplies core services such as memory management, task scheduling, inter-module communication, and a stable application binary interface for embedding in larger applications.

Its architecture is modular, consisting of a core runtime, a bytecode interpreter or just-in-time compiler, a memory subsystem with garbage collection or region-based allocation, and a loader for nmool modules. The design aims to support both standalone applications and embedding within host processes, enabling deterministic timing and low-latency task switching where required.

nmool programs are compiled to an intermediate representation or bytecode consumed by nmoolRT. Execution can proceed via interpretation or through a JIT-compiled path to accelerate hot code. The runtime also provides debugging hooks, error handling, and symbol resolution to enable dynamic loading of libraries and plugins.

Platform support is cross-platform, with builds for major desktop and server operating systems and interfaces for common threading and I/O facilities. It emphasizes clean integration with host languages and environments through a stable API surface and in-process communication channels.

Development and licensing information is maintained by the nmool project community. The project uses an open development model with community contributions, issue tracking, and documentation maintained on the project repository.