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There's also Hare [https://harelang.org https://harelang.org] which I see mentioned on (rare) occasion. I think it uses a different backend than LLVM.
by massifist 3y ago
There's also Hare [https://harelang.org https://harelang.org] which I see mentioned on (rare) occasion. I think it uses a different backend than LLVM.
- throwaway17_17 3y agoI like what Hare sets out to do, and I like how it is going so far. But in terms of a C alternative it doesn’t really fit the bill. Hare is explicitly not supported on anything but open source platforms and that is a big divergence from C in 2023. I do not doubt there will be a Windows compiler at some point, but the language’s goals are never going to mesh with a large chunk of C usecases.
- steveklabnik 3y ago> I think it uses a different backend than LLVM harec uses https://c9x.me/compile/ https://c9x.me/compile/