I think Nim is much more of a pascal successor than Go ; It retains some of the syntax and feel, although it uses Python style indentation instead of begin/end.
It is by no means pascal-simple - although the subset used by 95% of programs is.
It does have everything you need including macros, unsafe access, minimal OO but these are almost exclusively used by library developers.
It is by no means pascal-simple - although the subset used by 95% of programs is.
It does have everything you need including macros, unsafe access, minimal OO but these are almost exclusively used by library developers.