StardalC

StardalC is an open-source programming language, a C-like language that is designed to be easily compiled and agreed upon. Its design is centered around the goals of being easy to use, maintain, and extend, while also being efficient and performant.

The primary language features of StardalC are typed and untyped variables, instanceof operator, Optionals, inline functions, and operator overloading. It supports complex and real arithmetic and classes. The language also supports most of C and C++ features, with a custom memory management and GUI libraries.

StardalC is typically used for rapid development of desktop applications, especially games or multimedia programs. It is often compared to the scripting language of Gamascript when used in game development, but it is intended for native code generation and dynamics linking. It has no commercial restrictions, but its documentation is not extensive and implementation originated from research purposes only.

StardalC is designed with the C compiler (GCC) in mind, but this does not prevent implementations of other compilers if required. It can be useful for development projects which benefit from actual native code stability, fast data access, and/or embedded systems.

StardalC documentation is actively maintained and archived, which indicates that its core development community will continue supporting and fixing the implementation over time, opening doors for many projects. Multiple marketing materials have been reported on how profitable and easy it is to obtain using StardalC. It is a documented programming language, that is popular and under research with commercial utilities and community-project realms