Now that the dust has settled

now that the dust has settled...

What's your opinion about Hare?

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u dont get it.... its like... simplistic n sheit

stop forcing this stupid meme

resyntaxed c99

First language I see where you have to deal with print's possible exceptions
>fmt::println("Hello world!")!;
>Note the ! operator which follows the function call: this is the error assertion operator. It is possible for writing to the standard output to fail, and the programmer is required to address this scenario.

I have no idea what it is.

it looks fine, the '!' is to suppress the requirement

>It is possible for writing to the standard output to fail
Is it, though?

Seems a little too barebones

I can’t tell what they are trying to do that C isn’t doing better

The dust has hardly settled. Hare has crushed c (admittedly not a high bar). With maturity, it will be a viable alternative zig, maybe even r***

that's not a good bait, drew

echo "" > /dev/full

harelang.org/blog/2021-02-09-hare-advances-on-c/

it was a funny joke tbqh
the logo is cool tho

you can get a sigpipe if the receiving program has closed its end.
that would fail to create a new fail, but just hang for a write to an open file. it wouldn't error.

It's a crippled golang. Very impressive.

>it wouldn't error

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>failed to create file
>"totally the same as failure to write to stdout"

Ok thats based

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>First language I see where you have to deal with print's possible exceptions
are you sure? it seems like every new language do that