How to C

https://matt.sh/howto-c

Very good read for anyone that wants to write this outdated language in 2016.

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You underestimate what could be done with it, since you're used to "elegant and terse" abstractions that come with Lisp.

You don't even know what "elegant and terse" means, and I have no idea what you think "more powerful than Lisp" means, because you clearly know nothing of the language at all. It won't be faster, it won't be safer, it won't be more expressive. Maybe it could have a smaller footprint? That's about it.

Written in C/C++ or uses C infrastructure.

Your attempt at a meme is the whining of a child and needs to die. Because it's an artifact that has disappeared behind the scenes, it can be replaced with anything. It is a commodity of zero value in that position. Your insistence on bringing it up reinforces its lack of value.