I applaud this new direction. I want to be able to use Nim as a systems programming language, to compete with C++. I like Rust, but the real competition is C++, which is used in many areas. Bjarne Stroustrup said, amongst other things, "I'm convinced that you could design a language about a tenth of the size of C++ (whichever way you measure size) providing roughly what C++ does. ". I'd like Nim to be that language. Rust tackles part of that, but for a limited domain.
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