X – A programming language with switchable memory modes

X is a programming language that lets developers switch between stack, heap, and persistent memory modes within the same code, enabling fine-grained control over data lifetime and performance. It is designed for systems programmers and embedded developers who need to optimize memory usage without switching between different languages or complex manual management. The project is interesting because it challenges the traditional one-size-fits-all memory model, offering a unified syntax to reduce bugs and improve efficiency in memory-constrained or latency-sensitive applications.