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I remember reading in Hacker News about a modern C-like language with pretty nifty features, but I can't find it again. The name I can evoke is "C9", but that's not yielding search results.

It was pretty much a superset of C, with multi-pass compilation (and thus, no need for headers and forward declarations) and namespaces, as well as dynamic array syntax and string handling sugar.

I'm about to embark in a low-level project, and this would be a fantastic opportunity to try it out. My C is a bit rusty, I'm afraid, after years of python and coffeescript, so it would surely come in very handy.

Any hope somebody in SO has heard about it, or a similar project?

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同じ記事を読んだと思います。マルチパス解析を含め、C2のように聞こえます。

于 2013-02-05T01:05:21.847 に答える