Dent is a compiled, barely functional, phaseless, statically type-inferred, homoiconic and almost syntaxless programming language. It compiles down to LLVM assembly, which is then optimized and compiled into native binaries. Output binaries are statically linked and stripped.
The primary difference between Dent and other programming languages is that, in Dent, there is no syntactic difference between functions executed at compile time (usually known as macro's in other languages) and functions executed at runtime.
Inspired by: Lisp Smalltalk Haskell Python