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neat reviews and mentions
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The Neat Programming Language
It runs on plain C ABI, so you can just define C functions as `extern(C)`, just as you would in D. But you can also use `std.macro.cimport` to import C headers directly. Check out the Dragon demo, https://github.com/Neat-Lang/neat/blob/master/demos/dragon.n... :
macro import std.macro.cimport;
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Running the "Reflections on Trusting Trust" Compiler
Funny sidestory: The way my compiler ( https://github.com/neat-lang/neat ) used to build is, two years ago there was an initial compiler that was written in D. And every time you checked it out on a new system, there was a file with a list of breaking commits, and it would:
- git clone itself in a subfolder
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Show HN: C3 – a C alternative that looks like C
Sure, but keep in mind it's pre-pre-alpha and the current released version is kind of outdated (ping me if you actually want to try it):
https://github.com/neat-lang/neat
This is more a D-like than a C-like, but it only breaks C syntax in areas where IMO C straight up made the wrong call, like the inside-out type syntax.
The thing I'm most proud of is the full-powered macro system, which is really more of a compile-time compiler plugin system.
A good example of a macro would be listcomprehensions: https://github.com/Neat-Lang/neat/blob/master/src/neat/macro...
You can tell it's just compiler code that happens to be loaded at project compiletime.
`compiler.$expr xxx` is itself a macro, that parses an expression `xxx` and returns an expression that creates a syntax tree that, when compiled, is equivalent to having written `xxx`. It's effectively the opposite of `eval`. In that expression, `$identifier` is expanded to a variable reference to "identifier".
So `ASTSymbol test = compiler.$expr $where && $test;` is equivalent to `ASTSymbol test = new ASTBinary("&&", where, test)`. (This shows its worth as expressions become more expansive.)
All in all, this lets you write `bool b = [all a == 5 for a in array]`, and it's exactly equivalent to a plain for loop. You can see the exact for loop at line 103 in that file. `({ })` is stolen from gcc; google "statement expression".
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Neat-Lang/neat is an open source project licensed under BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of neat is D.
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