[HN Gopher] The V Programming Language Simple, fast, safe, compiled
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The V Programming Language Simple, fast, safe, compiled
Author : andrewstuart
Score : 18 points
Date : 2022-01-04 19:41 UTC (3 hours ago)
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| vsskanth wrote:
| Been keeping an eye on vlang since its initial post here (and the
| subsequent flame war) on HN. The initial language feature list
| was pretty ambitious.
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| Seems like they're taking a batteries included approach in trying
| to bring in as many use cases as possible using libraries written
| in V.
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| How are they progressing towards their promises for vlang in
| terms of base language features as a systems language ? I
| remember reading they still had some unsafe stuff going on that
| needed fixing
| danielEM wrote:
| I'm a bit torn between these as none is suiting all of my needs:
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| http://ecere.org/ https://haxe.org/ https://dlang.org/ and ofc
| ... https://vlang.io/
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| All can compile to C and I find it somewhat important as would be
| very happy to share same code base with microcontrollers (SDCC),
| Android, Linux, Windows and web wasm. Unfortunately (to my
| knowledge) not all offer optional or selective garbage
| collection, some look immature and so on :-(
| tyingq wrote:
| Maybe nim then? Compiles to C and has a sort of optional GC in
| that you can configure it to do plain reference counting.
| moonchild wrote:
| D does not compile to c, and has garbage collection.
| fyzix wrote:
| Sounds like nim is the perfect fit for your usecase.
| https://nim-lang.org
|
| It can also compiles to c, c++, obj-c and js...plus it has an
| official jetbrains plugin.
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