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Comment by worthless-trash

1 month ago

Fuzztester here is asking about system languages. I see a lot of people suggesting things I'd consider non systems languages.

Yeah, but unfortunately 'systems programming language' is a bit vaguely defined. I'd call any language which can deliver a binary executable and which offers some degree of lower-level control (like getting the disassembly of a procedure or deliberately being able to stack-allocate things) systems languages, but others may have different ideas.