Those all exist in the Linux kernel repository. Granted they are not overlapping with c in their purpose for the most part.
One language per repo rules makes sense when you can have many smaller repos, but for something as immense as the Linux monorepo it's really limiting. Especially considering the lack of desire to add stable interfaces from which other repos could operate independently.
Those all exist in the Linux kernel repository. Granted they are not overlapping with c in their purpose for the most part.
One language per repo rules makes sense when you can have many smaller repos, but for something as immense as the Linux monorepo it's really limiting. Especially considering the lack of desire to add stable interfaces from which other repos could operate independently.