Python, C++ inspired language that transpiles to C and can be embedded within C
(github.com)16 points by thunderbong 5 days ago | 11 comments
pipeline_peak 4 days ago | root | parent |
I'm pretty sure ANIL is taking the back
RaftPeople 3 days ago | root | parent |
I'm re-watching the show Silicon Valley and this name would have been a perfect product name in one of their episodes.
pipeline_peak 5 days ago | prev | next |
I think ANIL might not be a great name. Let me know if you need clarification ;)
musicale 4 days ago | root | parent | next |
They seem to have misspelled it.
Joker_vD 4 days ago | root | parent | prev |
Why? It's a nice colour.
imtringued 4 days ago | prev | next |
I have to be harsh to this.
It is a surreal combination of both python style white space sensitivity and C style curly braces with random features taken from both.
The __x__ methods in python are in my opinion a severe design mistake and taking inspiration from that means you really have no clue about programming language design. You're just taking things that already exist 1:1 in one language and are just giving it the syntax of the other language. This really is just a weird way of writing C++ code.
NoZZz 4 days ago | prev |
Pretty lame, we've been able to embed Lua in C with ease for ages.
remram 4 days ago | root | parent |
Completely different meaning of embedded, this is about putting the generated C code in your program, not putting the interpreter in your program.
moomin 5 days ago | next |
Taking the name of the language of the front makes it read like Python is the subject matter.