Huawei introduced its Cangjie programming language with integration into HarmonyOS
26.06.24
At the HDC 2024 developer conference, Huawei introduced Cangjie, a new programming language for creating intelligent applications. Cangjie is integrated with the HarmonyOS ecosystem and offers multi-scenario. It supports functional and object-oriented programming styles, and includes typing, generics, and pattern matching.
According to experts, the main purpose of Cangjie is to combine two software platforms from Huawei: Harmony OS and OpenEuler in the field of application development.
Cangjie has a built-in AgentDSL framework that simplifies agent collaboration and symbolic expressions. The language is designed to be scalable, with a modular design for different scenarios and support for domain-oriented development.
The system is based on the EulerOS commercial distribution, which is a branch of the CentOS package base. OpenEuler is optimized to work on servers with ARM processors.
Currently, the majority of workers in the Chinese computer industry rely on C++ and Java as programming languages. In the long run, this could probably make China highly dependent on the influence of foreign ecosystems.
The language uses user-mode threads and concurrent object libraries to simplify development and improve resource utilization. Compiler and runtime optimized for performance. In addition, Cangjie offers a development toolkit including debugging, static verification, performance analysis, and testing.
Interestingly, the first mentions of the Huawei programming language appeared back in 2019. Then the US authorities restricted the company’s access to Google services, due to which the Chinese brand lost the opportunity to produce smartphones on the Android operating system and switched to its own Harmony OS.
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