From what I’ve seen, the purpose and direction is quite different between the two (Zig seems like a better C, while V seems like a better Go.) I think it’s unne

From what I’ve seen, the purpose and direction is quite different between the two (Zig seems like a better C, while V seems like a better Go.) I think it’s unnecessary to stoke another flamewar between the two. I may have some doubts with V, mostly with the fact that the language spec for managing memory isn’t clear and the compiler seems incredibly unstable right now - probably would need a few years to be usable for early testers. But I really don’t want that criticism mixed with any mentioning of Zig since the two aim for different needs.