Extensible ASTs with extensible types

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  1. hypertypes

    Hypertypes - generic programming for heterogeneous recursive types

    Otherwise I would go for modularity rather than extensibility and use hypertypes or an equivalent mechanism to represent the types.

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  3. danac

    A compiler for the Dana programming language

  4. open-typerep

    Open type representations and dynamic types

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