I remember Pike, I looked at it. It was too far away from C for me. I'm a died in the wool C programmer (I started as a kernel programmer and formed some strong opinions there). I get that C is not for everyone but for me, it's enough of a language to do what I want and not filled with this, that, and the other kitchen sink.
So Little looks a lot more like C than Pike does. And I like it that way. It's not for everyone but C programmers will probably like it.
So Little looks a lot more like C than Pike does. And I like it that way. It's not for everyone but C programmers will probably like it.