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I think having a new production quality C-inspired language is just not practical anymore. There was a thread about improving C language with the auto keyword w

I think having a new production quality C-inspired language is just not practical anymore. There was a thread about improving C language with the auto keyword with a long and well thought out standardization process. After adding some of these features that are clearly missing, there won't be too much improvement possibility compared to C while keeping a C-like type system to warrant the huge amount of work to create a new language.

CheezeIt 6y ago
You can improve on C by removing its implicit conversions. You won’t get that in the standard.
- xiphias2 6y ago
  That's actually something that a compiler warning can do for you. It clearly doesn't warrant a new language.
  - CheezeIt 6y ago
    Unless it’s standardized it doesn’t actually work in practice. And with C it would break the most basic uses of the language.