smalltalk VS aulang

Working on GST my personnal fork of GNU Smalltalk. I've fixed a small issue regarding the object table in 64 bits you can expect to create much more objects without reaching an out of memory. Also I've improved the VM code specialy the way the objects were GCed and initialized so it brings much more flexibility to change the object layout (adding a new field at the VM level for instance) and added a static assert that will warm the developper ;-)

Apart from the language I also built a simple website for Aument, a JSON parser in Aument and incomplete bindings for libuv.

Since last month, I've added a lot of changes to my programming language, now named Aument, namely classes, method dispatching and the module system.

I've been lurking here for a while, but never actually created a Reddit account. So, as a first post, hi! This month I'm working on aulang, it aims to be a portable and embeddable dynamic scripting language like Python or Lua. It is prepreprepreprepre alpha so don't expect it to be that amazing, but it has the bare minimum features and the language can even be compiled to native code through C (currently only works on Linux).