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C really should have reflection, shouldn't it?
In e.g. Ruby or Guile, this would be easy as pie.
BTW, It's really hard to parse XML in i386 assembler, any hints? :)
You always can use C, or Objective-C if you want to program object-oriented.
You can use C++ if you think, programming C would be to easy. And you can use Java if you think, C would be too fast. :)
If you want to write a really big and complex application, you better add support for a scripting language (as Guile, Ruby, Perl or Lua).
And finally if you don't like that C doesn't has GC, just use some GC-lib.
C really should have reflection, shouldn't it?
In e.g. Ruby or Guile, this would be easy as pie.
BTW, It's really hard to parse XML in i386 assembler, any hints? :)
You always can use C, or Objective-C if you want to program object-oriented.
You can use C++ if you think, programming C would be to easy. And you can use Java if you think, C would be too fast. :)
If you want to write a really big and complex application, you better add support for a scripting language (as Guile, Ruby, Perl or Lua).
And finally if you don't like that C doesn't has GC, just use some GC-lib.