Re: [COFF] Zig

Hi Derek, Thanks for the Zig example. Some months ago, I browsed the site and then read In-depth Overview Here’s an in-depth feature overview of Zig from a systems-programming perspective. https://ziglang.org/learn/overview/ and was impressed given a background of C, assembler, and bare metal. The language has a clarity of design in a similar way to early Perl and Python and seems to me the best of the competitors in the Rust area, which I dislike. Nice features include C-library integration without FFI or bindings as Zig is also a C compiler. ... To explain for others, the verbose stack backtrace in the first run comes from building the executable in the default ‘Debug’ build mode. There are four modes available, listed in the above overview. Runtime safety Optimisation Debug Crash with backtrace ReleaseSafe Crash with backtrace -O3 ReleaseFast Undefined behaviour -O3 ReleaseSmall Undefined behaviour -Os -- Cheers, Ralph.