I’ve played with the V language and I like it. I also was able
to run into problems almost immediately. However since the
language was easy for me to read and write, and I like the
principles that it espouses, I chose to help the project out
instead of criticizing its shortcomings. I have submit
It depends on which bits of C99 it needs, see /sys/src/cmd/cc/c99 in any
9front distribution for an example.
I can't speak for any maintainers, but if there's any C99 thing that Nim
needs that the C compilers lack: "patches welcome" IMO.
- Willow
On 04/10/2024 17:54, Emery Hemingway w
Excerpts from Thaddeus Woskowiak's message of October 4, 2024 3:12 am:
> There's also Nim. Kinda like a Python that compiles to C or other languages
> like JavaScript. Might be the easy to port.
Nim is easy to port but to get the stock memory management to work
it needs a C99 compiler, which is no
> @Noam I feel you cast vague aspersions without evidence
Hence why I mentioned that there's evidence trivially available if you
look ;)
pretty sure someon already shared some of the articles in here.
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I've been called many worse things in my time :)
It sounds like Zig is one to watch. I presume - I'm just an armchair engineer
after all - Harvey OS would have similar challenges with Rust in relation to
R9. If so, their experience would be instructive for a hypothetical
"Z9"(although IBM may h
