Russian Language in Programming: The RUSI++ Project

The article introduces the RUSI++ project, which aims to implement the Russian language into system programming with a C-like syntax. The author modified the GCC 14 compiler to create a fully bilingual tool supporting the RUSI, RUSI++, and Object-RUSI languages. The main goal of this development is to simplify the coding process for Russian-speaking developers while maintaining the functionality of standard tools. Additionally, the article provides a practical guide on customizing keyboard layouts to easily input special characters, such as curly and square brackets, without the need for constant language switching. The project represents an attempt to create an alternative development environment that integrates the native language into low-level programming. Details on the implementation and technical aspects of the compiler modification are available in the original article on Habr.
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