[Havvy]

I see a problem. Neither C nor C++ have garbage collection and other similar runtime features that every scripting language has. As such, if you rely a lot on these features, you could run into issues when translating into a lower level - either in implementation or in memory safety.

[GeneralMayhem]

Modern C++ actually makes for a pretty nice prototyping language if you use auto and std::shared_ptr everywhere, turn on RTTI, and make every method virtual. That gives you mostly-hidden compile-time type induction, explicit type-based dispatch, reference-counted garbage collection, and extensible classes. Then, once you've got things working, you can refine the ownership semantics and internal interfaces.

[dschiptsov]

No, thank you.)

[dschiptsov]

OK, but simple, straight-forward memory management is not that hard. I could even rip out pool-allocations and buffers from nginx/src or reuse lib9 and frineds (which were at the core of golang before 1.5) There is also Boehm GC.

And if I didn't mentioned Golang It doesn't mean that I am unaware of its existence.)