Agreed, and Rust folks have been working on a gcc backend to get off the llvm monoculture too.
As much as I lean on thinking Zig will achieve it first it seems unfair to make claims about things that haven't been done in a language that hasn't even been finalized as reasons it's better than a stable language in the same boat at the moment.
As much as I lean on thinking Zig will achieve it first it seems unfair to make claims about things that haven't been done in a language that hasn't even been finalized as reasons it's better than a stable language in the same boat at the moment.