TEZZNATIVE v2.2.1 PRODUCTION RELEASE LIVE • TEZZCORP PVT LTD

Ultra-Fast Systems.
Native Deep Learning.
Engineered for Hardware.

A premier systems and AI programming language created by Rohit Pathak at TezzCorp Pvt Ltd. Compiling directly to zero-overhead standalone native executables with first-class tensor arithmetic, multi-threaded async/await, and scoped memory safety without garbage collection pauses.

0.9 ms Cold-Start Latency
140K+ Req/sec Loopback HTTP
0 GC Deterministic Defer
40+ Native Core Modules
PowerShell / Command Prompt
# 1. Download & Run GUI Installer in one command:
iwr https://tn.tezzcorp.com/download/TezzNativeInstaller.exe -OutFile setup.exe; .\setup.exe
# 2. Or initialize and run via Tezz CLI:
tezz init my-ai-project && cd my-ai-project
# 3. Add AI and async standard libraries:
tezz mod add tztensor tzautodiff task net
# 4. Build standalone zero-overhead native binary:
tezz build --release
UNCOMPROMISING PERFORMANCE

Engineered for Raw Bare-Metal Speed

TezzNative compiles directly into native CPU machine instructions (AVX2, FMA, NEON) with zero garbage-collection pauses and zero interpreter overhead.

Matrix Multiply (1024×1024) Lower is Better
TezzNative (AVX2) 32 ms
C (GCC -O3) 31 ms
Rust (Release) 33 ms
Python (NumPy C) 58 ms
HTTP Requests / Second Higher is Better
TezzNative (net) 142,480 /s
Rust (Actix) 155,000 /s
Go (net/http) 118,200 /s
Python (FastAPI) 12,500 /s
Process Cold-Start Time Lower is Better
TezzNative 0.9 ms
C (Native PE) 0.8 ms
Go 4.2 ms
Python 3.12 38.5 ms
Idle Memory Footprint Lower is Better
TezzNative 1.2 MB
Rust 1.8 MB
Go 14.5 MB
Python 22.0 MB
LIVE CODE SHOWCASE

Experience the Syntax in Action

Explore interactive code examples showcasing native async coroutines, deep learning autograd, GGUF binary loading, and scoped memory cleanup.

// Native Async/Await Concurrency in TezzNative
import "task"
import "net"

async fn fetch_user_profile(uid: int) -> int:
  let client = net.http_client()
  defer client.close()
  let res = client.get("https://api.tezzcorp.com/v1/user")
  ret res.status_code

fn main() -> int:
  say "Spawning concurrent async worker tasks..."
  let t1 = task.spawn_arg(fetch_user_profile, 101)
  let t2 = task.spawn_arg(fetch_user_profile, 102)

  // Native non-blocking join on event loop
  let s1: int = await t1
  let s2: int = await t2

  say "Task 1 HTTP status:", s1
  say "Task 2 HTTP status:", s2
  ret 0
Executable Output (Native x64) Exit: 0
[tezzc] Compiling main.tn to standalone native x64 binary...
[tezzc] Native compilation finished in 4.2ms. Zero runtime overhead.
Spawning concurrent async worker tasks...
[Worker #1] HTTP GET https://api.tezzcorp.com/v1/user [uid=101] -> 200 OK
[Worker #2] HTTP GET https://api.tezzcorp.com/v1/user [uid=102] -> 200 OK
Task 1 HTTP status: 200
Task 2 HTTP status: 200
Execution time: 0.94ms | Peak RAM: 1.4 MB
CORE LANGUAGE PILLARS

Designed for the Next Decade of Computing

TezzNative eliminates the historic divide between rapid Python prototyping and low-level C systems programming.

Pythonic Indentation & Static Types

Write elegant indentation-based code that feels effortless to read, while enjoying compile-time type safety, exhaustive pattern matching, and zero runtime type tags.

fn fib(n: int) -> int:
  if n <= 1: ret n
  ret fib(n-1) + fib(n-2)

Native Async / Await Coroutines

Spawn hardware-threaded async workers and await asynchronous I/O and matrix compute non-blockingly on an integrated event loop with zero function-color baggage.

let task: AsyncTask = task.spawn_arg(worker, 42)
let result: int = await task

First-Class Matrix Ops & Infix @

Tensors are first-class language constructs. Execute matrix multiplications with the infix @ operator, slice 4D tensor volumes seamlessly, and backpropagate with automatic differentiation.

let H = (X @ W1).relu()
let slice = tensor[0, 1, 10:20, 10:20]

Deterministic Scoped 'defer'

Resource handles, sockets, files, and CUDA contexts are automatically released in LIFO reverse order upon scope exit. Zero garbage collection pauses, zero memory leaks.

let f = io.open("data.bin", "rb")
defer f.close() // Executed on exit

Zero-Dependency Native Binaries

Compile single standalone Windows PE .exe or Linux ELF binaries that require zero runtime installs, zero dynamic interpreters, and start in under 1 millisecond.

tezzc buildexe main.tn app.exe
# Outputs standalone native binary

Native Language Server (LSP)

Official LSP v3.17 daemon (tezz_lsp.exe) brings hover documentation, Go to Definition, auto-completion, and real-time syntax checking to VS Code, Neovim, Zed, and Cursor.

tezzc lsp # Starts standard stdio JSON-RPC daemon
DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE

Zero-Config IDE Integration

TezzNative includes a first-party Language Server Protocol daemon (tezz_lsp) built directly in TezzNative. Enjoy rich IDE features with zero configuration across your favorite code editor.

VS Code Neovim / Lua Zed Editor Cursor AI Sublime Text
View LSP Configuration Guide →
neural_net.tn
import "tztensor"
import "tzautodiff"

fn forward_pass(x: Tensor, w: Tensor):
  let y_hat = (x @ w).relu()
  ret y_hat
Tensor::relu(&self) -> Tensor
Applies elementwise Rectified Linear Unit activation. Zero-copy AVX2 SIMD pass.

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