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Zig is a general-purpose systems programming language created by Andrew Kelley. It compiles to native machine code and emphasizes manual memory management without hidden control flow or garbage collection. Zig can interoperate with C/C++ code and uses LLVM as its backend. The Zig Software Foundation oversees the language's development.
Zig is a general-purpose systems programming language created by Andrew Kelley. It compiles to native machine code and emphasizes manual memory management without hidden control flow or garbage collection. Zig can interoperate with C/C++ code and uses LLVM as its backend. The Zig Software Foundation oversees the language's development.
