A declarative language for describing mathematical objects, expressions, transformations, and computational processes.
PMLang is designed to be human-readable first — closer to mathematical notation than to programming syntax. It understands not just numbers, but mathematical entities: functions, vectors, matrices, sets, and differential equations.
PMLang serves as the central mathematical IR (Intermediate Representation) for the Parsec ecosystem. Formulas, models, visualizations, and computations are all expressed in a single unified format, then passed downstream to Parsec's symbolic, numerical, and rendering engines.
PMLang is not a general-purpose programming language. It does not aim to replace Python, Julia, or Rust for algorithmic work. Its scope is mathematical description — defining objects and relationships, not implementing algorithms.
Early development. Grammar and AST are being defined. Breaking changes are expected.
MIT