Take a look at Felix.

https://felix-lang.github.io/felix/

Ignore the 'scripting' language claim.

Oh, that is certainly not what I was expecting at all. I stand corrected!

I do have to wonder though - do you know what proportion of the C++ compiler time is spent parsing your generated C++ code vs. optimizing it?

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srean 19 hours ago | parent [-]

Unfortunately no.

Felix is quite old at this point. It's a very interesting language, with many interesting ideas. It did not quite take off though.

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aw1621107 18 hours ago | parent [-]

What favorite feature(s) do you miss when working in other languages?

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srean 18 hours ago | parent [-]

Coroutines, cooperative threading using fibres, type classes, generics, type deduction, easy interface with C++. The functional style, pattern matching. Flow based programming using 'chips and wires' abstraction.

It has many other interesting capabilities, for example, the ability to change its own grammar, that is rather too much, not for a pleb like me. It has unique (linear and affine) types too. It is really quite a handful.

Go did bring coroutines back into limelight but Felix predates Go by a margin.

Skaller, Felix's author, used Felix as a playground for novel language design ideas, so it was always in a state of flux.

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aw1621107 15 hours ago | parent [-]

Huh, that does sound like quite the grab bag of features. Think I'll have to find time to further investigate. Thanks for taking the time to elaborate!

	▲	srean 12 hours ago \| parent [-]
		https://felix-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ This would be a good starting point. More in the manual.