A Minimalist TypeScript for C
A new programming language, Cp1, extends C with features like namespaces, modules, methods on enums/structs, and automatic variable deduction, aiming to modernize the developer experience.
A new programming language called Cp1, or C+1, has been introduced as a minimalist extension of the C programming language. This language incorporates essential features that enhance C, including the ability to output C code, utilize namespaces, and implement modules. Additionally, Cp1 supports methods on enums and structs, as well as automatic variable deduction. The language aims to provide a streamlined experience for developers familiar with C while introducing modern programming concepts. For more information and access to the source code, users can visit the project's GitHub page.
- Cp1 is a minimalist extension of the C programming language.
- It introduces features like namespaces, modules, and methods on enums/structs.
- The language supports automatic variable deduction.
- Cp1 allows for outputting C code directly.
- The project is available on GitHub for further exploration.
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10 commentsAnd allowing the minus sign as an identifier character is just asking for errors.
Some nice ideas (member functions!). Love to see the next evolution.
4 if you include ++.
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