In one point, I agree with you, that's c isn't good language as a language compared with c++/java,and others. but c is the base of *nix,
even no os writen by c++, if you want to dive into something, you can't forget c.
EXACTLY like "c" turely isn't selling point,but owns capabilities which can run c code in a interpreter is a attactive thing, is useful for debuging,embedding,education,etc.
few scripts can do following like EiC :
> #include
>char * hello="hello world";
>fprintf(stdout, hello);
--> hello world
we don't need any c-like scripts but real c scripts, what c can do,it should do also, but
one need compile,another not.
EiC maybe move towards above target,by now i know
EiC still lacks many standard lib support,still have a long way to go.
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In one point, I agree with you, that's c isn't good language as a language compared with c++/java ,and others. but c is the base of *nix,
even no os writen by c++, if you want to dive into something, you can't forget c.
EXACTLY like "c" turely isn't selling point,but owns capabilities which can run c code in a interpreter is a attactive thing, is useful for debuging,embedding,education,etc.
few scripts can do following like EiC :
> #include
>char * hello="hello world";
>fprintf(stdout, hello);
--> hello world
we don't need any c-like scripts but real c scripts, what c can do ,it should do also, but
one need compile,another not.
EiC maybe move towards above target,by now i know
EiC still lacks many standard lib support,still have a long way to go.
Did any one ever looked at EiC,not bad c alike script language.
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