Is Terra the only system programming language able to compile code at runtime? I stumbled across Terra last year, and the most similar language I can think of is Julia. Terra is inspired by and uses Lua for templating/metaprogramming instead of being derived from e.g. the Lisp or ML families, but like many JITted language implementations it blurs the line between compile-time and run-time.
Are there any other low-level (no VM, small runtime, etc.) programming languages I'm missing that can compile and run code at runtime (besides assembly)? Maybe Forth-likes, or Extempore's xtlang? Terra calls this (multi-)staged programming.
No. So far the only ones I've found are pretty obscure/old, both variations of C:


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