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As others already pointed out Nim tries to do that, although I rather prefer Crystal (it's more similar to Ruby, though).
As others already pointed out Nim tries to do that, although I rather prefer Crystal (it's more similar to Ruby, though).
Probably nodejs
Just have C/C++ programmers write python modules in C/C++. I mean, that's how numpy manages it.
Do you know what the Brainfuck programming language is? As an extreme example, this is a oneline implementation of a Brainfuck interpreter: https://github.com/davekch/b
I mean, string.h exists. But yeah, this could certainly be a lot better. There's libraries out there but of course, without widespread adoption you're still going to run into a lot of shitty string handling.
Check out nlvm https://github.com/arnetheduck/nlvm