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> As Pascal shows and along with others, there are various options The number of platforms Pascal is available looks impressive! Can you mention some of the ot
by distcs 4y ago
> As Pascal shows and along with others, there are various options
The number of platforms Pascal is available looks impressive! Can you mention some of the others like that? You say there are various options. What are those?
- Tozen 4y agoAda is up there with Pascal (which there are various dialects aimed specifically at embedding) as an alternative. Some people will take issue, but Java and Go can be viable alternatives as well. Lots of activity and talk to try to push Rust into being a stronger alternative too. There are also the other newer C alternative languages and languages that compile to C (Nim, Vlang...), that can be directed towards this purpose. Speaking of Vlang, there is now a project for it to compile to Pascal, as one of its backends (in addition to C and WASM). So... Pascal, Ada, Java, Go (including TinyGo), Rust (future), and others mentioned (future/transpile to C)... Don't get me wrong, C dominates. But, depending on what is being done, its not the only language that has to be used or it can be written in something else that transpiles to it.