A Rust macro that parses Java-like syntax and runs it as a Rust program

In plain words

This is a Rust macro that allows developers to write Java-like syntax within Rust code, which is then compiled and executed as a native Rust program. It enables Java developers or those familiar with Java conventions to leverage Rust's performance and safety features without fully rewriting code in idiomatic Rust. The tool bridges the syntax gap between the two languages, making it useful for teams transitioning from Java to Rust or for educational purposes.

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