I should start out by saying that I'm not a professional programmer. I'm just familiar with a few programming languages, mostly C++, but haven't even written a decent native application in it. Despite my limited experience, I'm acquainted enough with the language to understand its flaws, and have devised a language to potentially improve upon C++.
I've also noticed that all the new systems languages that have emerged recently deliberately lack objects from their specification. While I understand the issues involved with implementing objects, I decided that they were a perfectly good way of representing data. My goal is to design a language that takes full advantage of Object-Oriented programming while being efficient enough for systems programming.
