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Just an idea but Nim seems to have the features you mentioned. Nim "transpiles" to C, and can even be compiled via `zig cc` (which is an interace to clang). If

• ziyaadsaqlain 9mo ago
  no one even use nim plus nim dont give inline zig
  • cb321 9mo ago
    Popularity is one thing { and probably more people use it than a non-existing new PLang you are only at the design phase of :-) }, but I think you misunderstood the backend idea. Nim has a javascript backend via `nim js` and on that backend you can use `emit` to do inline javascript, just as on the C/C++ backends you can use emit to put out C/C++. So, if you did do a zig backend, being able to emit inline zig would be part of that. It may still not be what you want, of course.
    • ziyaadsaqlain 9mo ago
      I already have using zig keyword user will be able to use whole zig inline like: Zig { Zig code here }