The only thing Windows teaches you is that it does not work.

Zig is a modern C. Rust is a (modern) alternative to C++. So two different languages can exist alongside each other, just like C and C++.

Dynamic typing, special and unique syntax for every language feature, interpreter intrinsics

Sadly it is not able to detect every window and it can’t capture multiple desktops. Maybe it becomes actually usable in a few versions …

• The motions exist everywhere. Almost every editor has at least a vim motions plugin.
• You can navigate in your file without having to move your hand (to the mouse or the arrow keys)
• Vim is aware of the text you are editing. You can delete/change text between/up to quotes, parenthesis, etc
• You can program Neovim to do whatever you want. This means you can optimize it exactly for your workflow

If you compile on windows server the same problem happens. The server is basically gone. So there seems to be some special scheduler configuration in windows client os.

lIIl, IIIl, lIlI and IllI

I guess you ask for C++. There Type* can be null while Type& can’t be null. When it gets compiled Type& is compiled (mostly) to the same machinecode as Type*.