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C

This category holds programming languages called C-- which is pronounced 'see minus minus'. Alarmingly, there is actually more than one of these; so far there are three different, distinct, unrelated languages with this name. All of them have as a common trait, a likeness and relationship to C and Assembly, falling between them somehow, to be less than C, but more than assembly language; and share C syntax and semantics. You have been warned.

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• - Problem: C was designed as a programming language, not as a compiler target language. C is suboptimal in the latter role. The Need: define a language designed as a portable target (assembly) language; replace C as target language used by compiler writers.
  
• - User page: brief description and praise, software downloads, documentation. By Toren Kelley Smith.
  
• - Michael Shecker modification of the Sphinx C--language with set of examples.
  
• - A language midway between C and assembly language.
  
  

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