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by yawpitch
617 days ago
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Probably, but “language you can use instead of C” is a very open field, from APL to Zig at least, passing through D and COBOL and Erlang and Forth, and gets even wider if your definition of “system programming” isn’t particularly well-specified. Replacing C as the lingua Franca of systems programming is a much bigger problem than what language you might consider writing a particular system in instead of C. |
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