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Myrissa is a modern systems programming language by Jarrod Davis, combining Pascal readability with robust C ABI interoperability. Written entirely in Delphi, its self-contained compiler generates native x86_64 code for Windows and Linux, with built-in linking, managed strings, unit testing, exception handling, and low-level control.

CPaskal Programming Language

LangVM is a Turing-complete language workbench for rapidly building custom programming languages. Using `.lvm` scripts, developers define lexing, Pratt parsing, semantics, MIR, and code generation without recompiling. It can run standalone or embedded in Delphi, enabling fast iteration and native, cross-platform language development.

Myra is a minimal systems programming language inspired by Oberon and Pascal that compiles into C++23 using the Zig toolchain. Its core philosophy emphasizes a clean, unambiguous syntax while providing seamless interop, allowing developers to intermix raw C++ code directly within Myra source files. Pascal. Refined.

Gemma4.pas is a high-performance AI inference engine developed entirely in Delphi to run Google’s Gemma 4 model natively on Windows. Unlike most platforms, this project features zero external dependencies and utilizes Vulkan compute shaders to accelerate complex mathematical operations directly on the user's GPU.

NitroLISP is a statically typed Lisp dialect that compiles into modern C++23 to produce high-performance native executables. It utilizes a minimal compiler core that is expanded through a powerful macro system and a standard prelude written in the language itself. Designed for seamless C++ interop.

BoxedLLaMA is a specialized software toolkit designed for developers to integrate local artificial intelligence into Windows applications. It functions as a comprehensive wrapper for llama.cpp, automating complex tasks such as server installation, version updates, and model management from Hugging Face.

StdApp Components is shared foundation library that provides the core infrastructure and common services needed by Delphi Win64 projects, so each project can focus on its own domain without reinventing low-level plumbing.

Local AI Toolkit

Tiger is a Delphi-hosted compiler infrastructure that lets you generate native x86-64 binaries for Windows and Linux — executables, shared libraries, static libraries, and object files — entirely from code. There is no source language to parse. Instead, you construct programs using a fluent Delphi API: define types, declare functions.