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In the end, I can see why one wouldn't want all the language characteristics of C++ in a kernel. However, I would not be so quick to abandon the powers of OOP. Objective-C is supported, and seems to compile c fine. This reduced feature set would seem to work well. I do not know about drift though, nor have I done any extensive testing. It is an option to look at though.

C feels decrypted, C++ bloated. I need a new favorite language.

Ron
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