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Perhaps, but maybe there's a better approach. I prefer having a new language which can build on and speak to other languages in their own paradigms. That's what
by verdagon 5y ago
Perhaps, but maybe there's a better approach. I prefer having a new language which can build on and speak to other languages in their own paradigms. That's what Swift did for Obj-C and also the direction we're going with Vale's region borrow checker.
- hermanradtke 5y agoC is the lingua franca of systems languages. Rust, nim and zig all seem very capable of wrapping C libraries while providing more safety.