Benefits of writing compilers in C as opposed to C++

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  • poprc

    A Compiler for the Popr Language

  • * There is one use at startup which could be replaced with mmap or sbrk, or eliminated altogether for true static allocation.

  • startle

    Startle C Library (by HackerFoo)

  • If you'd like to see what a compiler written in C without* malloc and free looks like, check out PoprC. If you like how it is written, you can use Startle licensed under the APL2, which provides the general use data types and utility functions I've needed so far.

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