← Back to context Comment by nikbackm 8 hours ago There are already plenty of such languages, Zig among others. 6 comments nikbackm Reply peesem 8 hours ago zig doesn't "extend" C in the way that C++ does. krior 7 hours ago But C++ does not extend C as well. peesem 3 hours ago i guess i should say "the way that C++ _did_", although i do want to say "you know what i mean" since they do still share quite a bit christophilus 7 hours ago C3? pjmlp 7 hours ago Nope, they went their own way now, see recent blog posts.
peesem 8 hours ago zig doesn't "extend" C in the way that C++ does. krior 7 hours ago But C++ does not extend C as well. peesem 3 hours ago i guess i should say "the way that C++ _did_", although i do want to say "you know what i mean" since they do still share quite a bit christophilus 7 hours ago C3? pjmlp 7 hours ago Nope, they went their own way now, see recent blog posts.
krior 7 hours ago But C++ does not extend C as well. peesem 3 hours ago i guess i should say "the way that C++ _did_", although i do want to say "you know what i mean" since they do still share quite a bit
peesem 3 hours ago i guess i should say "the way that C++ _did_", although i do want to say "you know what i mean" since they do still share quite a bit
christophilus 7 hours ago C3? pjmlp 7 hours ago Nope, they went their own way now, see recent blog posts.
zig doesn't "extend" C in the way that C++ does.
But C++ does not extend C as well.
i guess i should say "the way that C++ _did_", although i do want to say "you know what i mean" since they do still share quite a bit
C3?
Nope, they went their own way now, see recent blog posts.