Looking into Zig
> This year, I decided to look into Zig. Both Zig and Rust are more or less in the same space, replacing C.Maybe we should think about this in terms of space occupied by the languages and not the language themselves. One of the features of C is that pretty much anything can interface with it. Another is that you can write very fast code with it. Another is that pretty much any platform has a C compiler. Another is that it's small and fits in your head. Depending on what you're trying to do, you might use one "C replacement" or another.Another way of looking at it would be to see the shortcomings of C you're trying to overcome. I think this way of thinking would be more productive than just thinking about "replacing C", "replacing C++" or things like that.