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I'd like to have a language which
1. Is strongly typed;
2. Can be both interpreted and compiled (no virtual machines);
3. Has a good library;
4. Well integrates linux;
5. Object oriented;
6. Not complex as C++.

Any suggestion?

Object Pascal
-Strong typed
-Only compiled, but came from an interpreter background(UCSD Pascal)
-Has a nice large library, and units for most used APIs
-Integrates well in an UNIX environment
-Object Oriented with all the bells and whistles
-Way less complex than C++

FreePascal 4 lyfe^!

>>14
Get back to school. Learn the difference between a compiler and the interpreter, HIBT?

>>41
I remember flamewars from long ago when I with kids argued about "C vs Pascal". I always liked to run pascal code through p2c and measure its time. Then I laughed at pascalfags because code that came through translator runs faster than original. Pascal compilers were so shitty those days.

>>43
I remember flamewars from long ago when I with kids
I'm sorry for your loss.

>>43
I know FPC can't do all the microoptimization that popular C compilers can do, but it's okay. Maybe it'll get a proper instruction scheduler and cache optimizer in the coming year

At least it only takes a few seconds to build the compiler...

pascal has so many fucking words I can't stand it

>>45
proper instruction scheduler
This may come as a surprise for you, but on modern processors this is much less important than it used to be.

cache optimizer
What is a ``cache optimizer''?

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