Too high level IMHO... $(Int,5) is not reasonable, also everything is too opaque for it to be a C library. You can go a long way without creating such a layer o

Too high level IMHO... $(Int,5) is not reasonable, also everything is too opaque for it to be a C library. You can go a long way without creating such a layer of abstraction with just a set of libs implementing data structures, dynamic strings, with simple object-alike structures that are reference counted so that it is trivial to have lists of hashes or alike, but where you can also store raw stuff trivially just changing the "method" to free or dup the objects. EDIT: AFAIK "$" is not valid ANSI-C, however I would love it... For example in a reference counting system could be cool to have $() and _() to incr/decr references.