Embedded scripting with Umka: using C structures as native data types is easy due to static typing

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  • umka-lang

    Umka: a statically typed embeddable scripting language

  • For me, directly using C structures has always been an important requirement for an embeddable scripting language. This was one of the reasons for developing Umka, my statically typed scripting language. Its approach to data types is the same as in C or Go: it supports fixed arrays, dynamic arrays (roughly similar to Go's slices) and structures. Polymorphic behavior is achieved via interfaces.

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