Re:Show HN: The C3 programming language reaches feature-stab...
by OdnetninI on Wednesday November 22, 2023 @03:51AM
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C is still an industry standard in so many fields.
I can guaratee you that C is not dying soon.
Also C3 is not a clone of C, it is an evolution, where the syntax is kept similar.
Saying that the syntax is not intuitive is a subjective topic, a lot of people (myself included) find C syntax much more intuitive than newer languages.
About Zig, I haven't tested it yet, but I want to experiment with it when I have time. And about Rust, I tried it, and, at least to me, it is even more confusing.
Anyway, I like to encourage people to try different languages, even if you go back to a classic or a newer one, the experience obtained thinking different for the problems, or even developing the language to tackle those problems is invaluable.
Ok, so old folks still use C, but we have come a long way since the seventies gramps!
Why would anyone do a C clone?? This is not worth even looking at, a waste of people’s time.
Try Zig instead or maybe Rust (I haven’t tried it)