An new try: C++ like program with the same characteristics as rust

Hacker News•Sun, Jul 12, 2026, 02:46 PM•2 min read

I have tried a new repo on Github, with a new try for a C++ like program with the same characteristics as rust. It just work as a kind of amateur hobby. URL : https://github.

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