josh_ring

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   by josh_ring 2y ago

   I liked C3 a lot because it was the first C successor I looked at which I could understand easily and was relatively more C-like than the others. I have used that property to port various C libraries to C3 without much issue. In Zig I had a
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   by josh_ring 2y ago

   C3 – 0.6.3 Out Now! - Website & Docs: https://c3-lang.org - Release notes: https://c3.handmade.network/blog/p/8957-welcome_to_c3_versio... ----------------------------- C3 Language: ---------------
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   by josh_ring 2y ago

   C3 is feature stable now, but still pre-1.0, that shouldn't stop you using it in production though. That said you'll want to be engaged with the community for updates, and if you encounter any issues. What potential uses did you h
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   by josh_ring 2y ago

   It's a huge amount of work isn't it, the result is really impressive though! Have you used C3 in recent times, what did you think?
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   by josh_ring 2y ago

   C3 is an an ergonomic, safe and familiar evolution of C. https://c3-lang.org/
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   Interview with C3 language creator, Christoffer Lerno [video](youtube.com)

   5 points by josh_ring 2y ago|6 comments