Hello Boost / Qt, By taking advantage of the simplicity of the code of Javascript, the power of C++ and the deterministic C++ memory manager Root.Ptr, I decided to write my own programming language which takes advantage of all these powerful features. On the downside Javascript suffers from a slow garbage collector that kicks in randomly which makes it impossible to write real-time engines and C++ just doesn't have any objective memory manager up to this day. My initial attempt was to convert Javascript into C++ but then the principle of 'closures' and 'escape analysis' inlaid with Javascript just makes it impossible to get rid of the garbage collector. So if we sacrifice these principles away then we can integrate Root.Ptr and take advantage of the power of C++ and the true flexibility and run-time features of Javascript. It has to be noted that X++ is an extension of C++ and therefore everything we can do in C++ can also be done in X++. You can find the source code here: https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr/tree/x++/xpp2cpp And the benchmarks indicate X++ is 2.7 faster than Node.JS! Note that the language is still in a preliminary state but we can already compare it. Furthermore, in theory, is should be possible to offer a service which compiles the executables for combinations of major architecture / OS only once, cache these executables on the webserver and executing them in a specialized container on the client's desktop. Thus, in theory, we would be able to execute real-time engines from within our own browser! So I am including Boost because one day X++ could be merged with the C++ programming language and I know Boost is well used in the vast gaming industry which requires real-time engines. Regards, -Phil http://www.fornux.com http://www.finitetheory.com https://www.actatabula.com https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr/tree/x++/xpp2cpp