No. At least, there are multiple compilers for it if you want to go by that. There are a variety of reasons that I didn't want to cover C/C++. I mention in the

No. At least, there are multiple compilers for it if you want to go by that. There are a variety of reasons that I didn't want to cover C/C++. I mention in the second paragraph that I'm interested in the subset of languages that have achieved some mainstream success. By some success, I mean less than 20% of software companies actually hire for those languages. That second paragraph is all really about me copping out of dealing with C, C++, Java, or C#. I know. Classy, right?