mutsu

Introduction

mutsu is a Raku interpreter written in Rust: a bytecode VM with a baseline JIT and a cycle-collecting GC, shipped as a single binary with the Zef package manager bundled. It also compiles to WebAssembly, so every example on this page runs in your browser.

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A Raku (Perl 6) interpreter written in Rust, using a bytecode VM architecture. mutsu parses Raku source into an AST, compiles it to bytecode, and executes it on a custom VM. It is under active development and improving rapidly, but is not yet suitable for production use. https://tokuhirom.github.io/mutsu/ (English / 日本語) introduces the project and the language, with the manual (installing and running mutsu, the module search path, mzef, compatibility), a hands-on Raku tutorial and a playground. Everything on it runs locally as WebAssembly — the site is running mutsu itself.