Larabee
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Larabee is an assembly-like programming language designed by Chris Pressey in 2008 that borrows the notion of branch prediction from computer architecture: whenever a branch instruction is executed, the branch that is taken is determined partly by the history of previous branches. However, in Larabee this is not just an optimization: the branching history actually affects the control flow in the program.
Larabee uses an S-expression-based syntax (like Lisp or Scheme).