C3 Programming Language: An Ergonomic and Safe Evolution of C
By
y1n0
Baker's choice. Dense with flavour, light on filler.
Summary
C3 is a new programming language designed as an evolution of C that maintains familiarity for C programmers while adding modern ergonomic and safety features. The language offers full C ABI compatibility, allowing it to integrate seamlessly with existing C/C++ applications without special bindings. The article presents C3 as a practical alternative that builds on C's syntax and semantics while addressing some of its limitations.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe C3 Programming Language: The Ergonomic, Safe and Familiar Evolution of C
C3 fits right into your C/C++ application with full C ABI compatibility out of the box: no need for special bindings
C3 is a programming language that builds on the syntax and semantics of the C language, with the goal of evolving it while still retaining familiarity for C programmers
You might also wanna read
Dynamic Borrow-Checking in a Toy Programming Language: Implementing Rust-like Memory Safety Without Static Types
This article presents a demonstration of a toy programming language that implements borrow-checking without static type-checking. The langua
scattered-thoughts.net·1mo ago
C++26 Standard Draft Finalized with Reflection, Memory Safety, Contracts, and New Concurrency Framework
The C++26 standard draft has been completed, introducing major new features including reflection capabilities that allow C++ to describe its
infoq.com·1mo agoUnderstanding Fil-C: A Simplified Model of Memory-Safe C/C++ Implementation
The article presents a simplified model of Fil-C, a memory-safe implementation of C/C++. It explains that while the real Fil-C uses a compil
Sky: An Experimental Elm-Inspired Programming Language That Compiles to Go
Sky is an experimental programming language that combines Go's pragmatism with Elm's elegance to create a fullstack functional programming l
github.com·1mo ago
Analyzing Rust's Coherence and Orphan Rules: Ecosystem Development Challenges and Proposed Solutions
This article critiques Rust programming language's coherence rules and orphan rules, which prevent implementing traits for types defined in
boxyuwu.blog·2mo ago
SBCL Fibers: Implementation Design for Lightweight Cooperative Threads
This is a draft design document describing the implementation of lightweight userland cooperative threads (called 'fibers') for SBCL (Steel
atgreen.github.io·2mo ago