I’m sure this has crossed someone’s mind but why isn’t this called zlibc? :-)
I rather like "libz".
Not to be confused with zlib.
Zig Libc
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Re: Zig Libc
#192That just reminds me anyone know whether rust has something similar? Not wanting to start any Rust v. Zig debate. I am just wanting to be even more independant when it comes to some of my Rust projects.
There is a couple libc implementations: - c-ward [0] a libc implementation in Rust - relibc [1] a libc implementation in Rust mainly for use in the Redox os (but works with linux as well) - rustix [2] safe bindings to posix apis without using C [0]: https://github.com/sunfishcode/c-ward [1]: https://gitlab.redox-os.org/redox-os/relibc/ [2]: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/rustix
realy cool thank you
Re: Zig Libc
#193Earlier quoted context omitted.
C++ is more C-like than Zig and Rust, so it's more likely to become a C replacement.
Except for all the baggage it carries along with it including hacks to address baggage resulting in a very bloated language.
The goal is C replacement, not some abstract perfection.
Re: Zig Libc
#194Earlier quoted context omitted.
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The Department of Homeland Security was created in 2003. We didn't need it then and we don't need it now. Why waste tax dollars on ineffective, privacy-violating security theater when we could spend it on education and health?
CoCs, DEI, etc. likewise didn't exist prior to 2003... Maybe you're on to something...
You failed to address any of my questions, but I get it, you're here to virtue signal, not elucidate your vapid views. At least you admit you're a coward.
Re: Zig Libc
#195Earlier quoted context omitted.
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ICE's current mission isn't to deport illegal immigrants. Its current mission is to antagonize anyone who is not a WASP, and seemingly these days, anybody who stands up for non-WASP citizens in the US. As can be easily ascertained by the sheer number of encounters where the officers insist that they don't actually care to see any papers proving the people they're arresting are legal US citizens (let alone legal US re…
>ICE's current mission isn't to deport illegal immigrants.
You're correct, their mission is to "Protect America through criminal investigations and enforcing immigration laws to preserve national security and public safety."
>Its current mission is to antagonize anyone who is not a WASP, and seemingly these days, anybody who stands up for non-WASP citizens in the US.
The majority of the US are not WASPs.
>So your questions don't matter because you're arguing about a reality that doesn't exist.
Always fun to read comments like "a reality that doesn't exist" from people that think men can get pregnant.
Re: Zig Libc
#196Earlier quoted context omitted.
ICE's current mission isn't to deport illegal immigrants. Its current mission is to antagonize anyone who is not a WASP, and seemingly these days, anybody who stands up for non-WASP citizens in the US. As can be easily ascertained by the sheer number of encounters where the officers insist that they don't actually care to see any papers proving the people they're arresting are legal US citizens (let alone legal US re…
>ICE's current mission isn't to deport illegal immigrants. You're correct, their mission is to "Protect America through criminal investigations and enforcing immigration laws to preserve national security and public safety." >Its current mission is to antagonize anyone who is not a WASP, and seemingly these days, anybody who stands up for non-WASP citizens in the US. The majority of the US are not WASPs. >So your que…
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