Why haven't you learned red, /g/?

did some research and it seems cool. However, I would never use it so I am not going to learn it.

>>57671161
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>>57670723
Because most softwares made are derived from C.

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>Ruby
>OS
Holy shit, that's a good one /g/

>ruby
>Os

What

>>57670723
Javascript? Domain specific languages? I don't think so OP

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>>57670723
>C++ less capable than C in anyway
>JIT compilation not existing for C and C++ to support scripting just fine
>whatever the fuck "DSL" is supposed to mean when talking about the capabilities of a language

>>57672864
One feature of the language is the ability to extend it to domain specific areas I think

>>57672836
JS is domain specific because it's only for web browsers

>>57673226
DSL -> programming language inside a programming language, usually with different syntax. Look at common lisp's loop macro, it's a dsl.

But why square brackets?

Looks ugly as sin, if I wanted DSL I'd use Lisp

>>57673324
DSL is a language for a specific purpose task.... like faust or rtcmix

>>57673392
Square brackets are more logical as they don't require someone to press the shift key

>>57673431
>lisp
>not ugly and unreadable

Pascal needs to go down to OS and Drivers - all of classic Mac OS pre-OSX was written in pascal, it's a native compiled zero-overhead language like C

There was a full OS written in Java, too.

>>57672864
Dick sucking loops.