Debugging, testing, developing, documenting, expanding, inventing, dynamic object oriented interpreted programming language.

We are creating an interpreted object oriented dynamic programming language. We need both to write documentation about it, to explain in detail every choice we've done, and to test and develop it. The language has very high expectations on the theoretical level, so interested parties should have a high theoretical background, that meaning that you have to challenge existing assumptions and keep open mind. The language actually is developed in C++, on the linux platform, is actually minimal, has a memory manager - garbage collector, an interpreter, step by step debugger, cooperative multitasking support, telnet interface to connect to it, super flexible pattern matching, object oriented (under development). So we need another developer to validate it, debug and document it, along with the main developer. Besides documentation and article writing, we need huge debugging and restructuring, a web interface to interact with the programmer, we need to create a "logo" like library in order to have an immediate feedback for newcomers, a complete interactive debugger, the completion of the pattern matcher, and we should examine the possibility to use it on embeeded linux platforms ( e.g. open wrt etc ). The project is developed for fun, but that may give a high intellectual return, and we are activelly looking for immediate practical applications that may let it work on commercial subjects. Uses of it may be as a web crawler (backed by the completelly flexible pattern matcher), embeeded interpreter. The reasons for developing it are deeply theoretical and much work may have to be done examining other programming languages. The language should be ported to the LLVM "platform" and after it's stabilization, should be able to compile on demand itself. Besides the amd64 platform on which is developed, we need to port it to embeeded platforms. We are looking for a developer coming from low income countries that will work continously on it, while we will cover basic expenses. Upon the start of commercial use, we may share income. Mathematical attitude and deep logical background is of paramount importance.