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Beamr — a Rust runtime with the BEAM’s execution model.
Loads .beam bytecode produced by the Gleam toolchain (via erlc)
and executes it with preemptive scheduling, per-process isolation,
supervision primitives, and a native function interface.
Modules§
- atom
- error
- Crate-wide error types for beamr.
- gc
- Garbage collection — each process cleans its own room.
- hook
- Reduction-boundary hook — the bit that’s ours.
- interpreter
- The interpreter — the execution loop and heartbeat of fairness.
- io
- Configurable output sinks used by I/O BIF stubs.
- loader
- .beam file loader — the front door.
- mailbox
- Messages and mailboxes — the only way processes touch.
- module
- Module registry — dual-version.
- native
- Native function interface — how Gleam reaches into Rust.
- process
- Process — the unit of life and isolation.
- scheduler
- Scheduler — fairness across every core.
- supervision
- Supervision — links, monitors, and letting it crash.
- term
- Term representation — what all data is made of.
- timer
- Timer wheel for one-shot timeouts.