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Nim is closer to that ideal than Rust, I think; Rust requires provable object ownership that doesn't go bad, Nim uses an (optional, but strongly suggested) GC.
by beagle3 10y ago
Nim is closer to that ideal than Rust, I think; Rust requires provable object ownership that doesn't go bad, Nim uses an (optional, but strongly suggested) GC.
Nim's syntax is mostly pythonic, and it's metaproramming language is Nim (unlike C++'s abominable template metaprogramming language).
- nimmer 10y ago...and it compiles to C to leverage its speed and portability and it can use system libraries very easily.