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No, but I've considered some ideas at the back-of-envelope stage:

- typesafe portable macro assembler. Used for those cases when people want "close to the metal" behaviour of C, but with less footgun potential.

- Archaeology of old language features that have been thrown out with the bathwater (e.g. COBOLs use of '.' as statement terminator, "PIC" statements)

- attempt at Perl-style language which optimises for English text readability, comprehensibility and euphony



I would be interested in working on the portable typesafe macro assembler!




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