How C++ supports the whole C's library and how I could do the same if I created a language?

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The most polished of the Inlines, namely Inline::Perl5 (github repo) enables devs to instantiate Raku objects that are instances of Raku classes that are sub-classes of Perl classes. It does this even though Perl has pluggable OO, essentially arbitrary OO, with dozens of different OO systems available, all of which differ from Raku's, for example having a variety of MRO linearizations that aren't C3. So such things can be done.

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That depend in what your full goals are, but in short, a transpiler to C/C++/Rust/LuaJit/D/Nim or anything with excellent C support will be the easiest. However, the big "if" is semantics: This mean somehow your lang AND C (Rust/D....) are very close on semantics. If you lang have some stuff that drift apart, then 2 in 2 stages is maybe better: Do the bridge in C/Rust and marshal to your lang. Probably using https://github.com/TinyCC/TinyCC for in-memory compiling of stuff if your lang do heavy stuff at runtime, and look like far simpler that do your own JIT-like interfacing

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