Found an interesting C-based VM project: DByte

Hi guys,

I was browsing through some low-level dev forums and stumbled upon this project called DByte. It caught my eye because it claims to be a minimalist scripting language written entirely in C, with a custom VM that’s supposedly faster than Python 3.12 in raw loops.

The author seems to be heavily inspired by Terry A. Davis (TempleOS creator), so the architecture looks very clean and "no-nonsense."

What I found interesting:

It's a pure C implementation (no bloated dependencies).

The bytecode interpreter looks pretty tight.

Very small footprint, feels like something that would be fun to reverse or embed in small tools.

Has anyone here checked this out yet? I'm curious what you guys think about their VM instruction set and if it’s actually as fast as they claim for real-world tasks.

Site: https://dbytelang.site

Just thought it was a cool find for the programming/RE community here.