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As an alternative to this you could use Nim[1] which compiles to C. If you, like myself, dislike C, Nim can be used as a "better C" (you can disable the Nim GC
by dom96 9y ago
As an alternative to this you could use Nim[1] which compiles to C. If you, like myself, dislike C, Nim can be used as a "better C" (you can disable the Nim GC and forget about its standard library, then use Nim as a thin layer over C with modules, generics and other nice goodies)
1 - https://nim-lang.org/ https://nim-lang.org/
- NetOpWibby 9y agoI’ve been wanting to learn how to use a real programming language (I’m strictly front-end languages) and Nim looks great at first glance.