Just an idea but Nim seems to have the features you mentioned. Nim "transpiles" to C, and can even be compiled via `zig cc` (which is an interace to clang). If you really want to, maybe you could make a zig backend for Nim?
Popularity is one thing { and probably more people use it than a non-existing new PLang you are only at the design phase of :-) }, but I think you misunderstood the backend idea. Nim has a javascript backend via `nim js` and on that backend you can use `emit` to do inline javascript, just as on the C/C++ backends you can use emit to put out C/C++. So, if you did do a zig backend, being able to emit inline zig would be part of that. It may still not be what you want, of course.
Just an idea but Nim seems to have the features you mentioned. Nim "transpiles" to C, and can even be compiled via `zig cc` (which is an interace to clang). If you really want to, maybe you could make a zig backend for Nim?
no one even use nim plus nim dont give inline zig
Popularity is one thing { and probably more people use it than a non-existing new PLang you are only at the design phase of :-) }, but I think you misunderstood the backend idea. Nim has a javascript backend via `nim js` and on that backend you can use `emit` to do inline javascript, just as on the C/C++ backends you can use emit to put out C/C++. So, if you did do a zig backend, being able to emit inline zig would be part of that. It may still not be what you want, of course.
Why bother? Just use Odin https://odin-lang.org or Go https://go.dev/ if you want GC.