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This isn't my area per se but have you considered Lisp/Haskell (even Ruby) or one of the other languages with good metaprogramming/DSL creation facilities? Or

This isn't my area per se but have you considered Lisp/Haskell (even Ruby) or one of the other languages with good metaprogramming/DSL creation facilities? Or perhaps making a small extension to one of the above, I know many languages have the ability to be extended through modules added at compile (meaning when you compile the interpreter/compiler/runtime itself, not the program) time, or used as a target for a preprocessor. That makes it so it's at least a little easier to get a userbase going, maybe some existing libraries can work with your language. If that's not possible, I'd be curious to learn what makes it not feasible. Fresh approaches to data processing are really desirable right now, since so many of us are working with data that is different from what language designers intended.

mamcx 8y ago
>If that's not possible, I'd be curious to learn what makes it not feasible. Fresh approaches to data processing are really desirable right now, since so many of us are working with data that is different from what language designers intended. I wish to use instead swift, that hit a sweet spot. Using other lang (like python, that I loved!) make hard to target iOS/Android. This is the main crux of mine. This mean that I need to re-code a lot of stuff across platforms and targets, because nothing is good enough. I also use xamarin/F# and the integration with android/ios is not as good as I imagine (ie: xamarin.forms sucks. And is damm hard to integrate yourself anything (ie: ios/android libraries) outside it). I also try with nim but is too crude and lack a lot of libraries I will need. I'm also thinking on using pascal, that I also like much, so now is just looking how good could be the use of rust...