Saksham Jaiswal
ReportPrismio is an independent, open-source systems programming language and compiler project created and maintained by Saksham Jaiswal. It provides a statically typed language that compiles to native machine code through LLVM, with an Adaptive Inference Framework (AIF) for explainable memory placement, direct C interoperability, and a self-hosted compiler toolchain.
Prismio
Prismio is an open-source, self-hosted systems programming language and compiler that combines modern static language features with explicit systems-level control. It compiles to native code through LLVM, provides direct C ABI interoperability, and uses its Adaptive Inference Framework (AIF) to analyze and explain memory placement and ownership decisions. The project includes a native compiler, standard library, runtime verification tooling, project/build tooling, benchmarks, and developer documentation.
Prismio Development Grant 2026
12-month grant supporting Prismio systems compiler development: ₹1.5L for core compiler and LLVM 23 codegen; ₹1.25L for AIF memory inference and optimizations; ₹1L for concurrency, I/O, and stdlib; ₹75k for low-latency and quant finance benchmarks; ₹50k for developer tooling and CI infrastructure; and ₹50k for docs and contributor onboarding. All deliverables remain 100% open-source under Apache-2.0.