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by wheelerof4te 1678 days ago
I just took a glance at Zig, but I don't think we need better C. C has it's niche and will for some time.

The most natural evolution at this point is to develop languages that have powerful, native multi-threading support.

So far, only Rust, Go and few functional languages qualify for this.

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Ada has had language-integrated concurrency features for decades.
What do you mean native multi-threading? How is e.g. something like java, c++, etc not native multi-threaded
I meant that it is built-in to the language and supported in syntax.

Something like Go's channels.

All of my mentioned languages have it built-in to the language (though arguably, c++’s solution is “only a lib”)