I'm only familiar with Zig, but it's trying to be a more orthogonal (more consistent, symmetric) system programming language, which makes it easier to read, write and reason about.
Zig is aiming to be a C-compatible alternative with less cruft and footguns.
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I'm only familiar with Zig, but it's trying to be a more orthogonal (more consistent, symmetric) system programming language, which makes it easier to read, write and reason about.
Zig is aiming to be a C-compatible alternative with less cruft and footguns.
Plus: Zig brings a great Build System for (cross-)compiling. It’s very adaptable, so you can even build C, rust, go or whatever language…