Another thing I like about codex 5.3 is that its CLI support queueing the message directly without using third party plugins. And it can run weeks without any issues, the CC used to have memory issues and stackoverflows.
This is the benchmark between the latest models on a new programming language to avoid overfitting. Latest models are quite good over generalization to new languages, they can write tens of thousands of lines of code in one prompt that just works.
It is like Rust - Borrow checker + Fast compile time/Better toolings.
It is a general purpose language like golang/Java, it supports native backend, wasm and JS
MoonBit supports the LLVM backend. With this, it achieved 8× Java’s performance in FFT and introduced out-of-the-box debugging with DWARF symbol injection, enabling precise source mapping directly to compiled outputs.
MoonBit will soon compile directly to native binary files without relying on a C compiler. This eliminates various compatibility issues associated with C compilers.
MoonBit is a wasm first language that generates tiny Wasm output, it also supports the wasm component model. It is inspired by Rust and GO, where language features are close to Rust and toolchain are more inspired by Golang