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Seeking programming language. Must have the following qualities (in order of ascending length of feature in characters): <ul> <li>Compiled</li> <li>Namespaces</li> <li>Garbage collection</li> <li>Omits OOP features!</li> <li>Fixed number of types</li> <li>Available on Mac OS X</li> <li>First-class functions</li> <li>Dynamic typing preferred</li> <li>Closures (lexical scoping)</li> <li>Can interface with C libraries (ncurses, etc)</li> <li>Availability on linux a plus but not necessary</li> </ul> -- To give a little more context, I want to be able to use it to write command-line utilities for linux/BSD/Mac, which may or may not use existing C libraries (such as ncurses, etc). Update for clarification: Namespaces: I want to avoid having to name my function <code>string_strip</code> when I could create a new namespace called <code>string</code> and define in it a function named <code>strip</code>. Omits OOP Features: There's definitely a difference between a language having a feature and me not using it, versus the language intentionally omitting it. If I wanted to use <a href="http://golang.org/" rel="nofollow">Go</a> but without touching anything OOP-related, I couldn't use most of the standard library. Fixed number of types: Why would a languages without OOP give you the option of creating a custom "type"? What does type even mean without OOP? It would probably just be used for composition of types, ie. a Person = struct { Name, Age }, whereas you could do this with a Hash or Map just fine. Dynamic typing preferred: Type inference is fine, I guess......
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