Thank you for this valuable comment! I remember having read somewhere that zig now requires to pass the Io argument around, which one can interpret again as "c

Thank you for this valuable comment! I remember having read somewhere that zig now requires to pass the Io argument around, which one can interpret again as "colored functions". IMHO it is a missed opportunity not to implement a more polished syntax and make a message passing paradigm a "first class citizen" in zig. Anyway, I like the fact that zig is iteratively "improved" and not a virtually "dead" language compared to golang :-)