CoffeeScript-like language for C/C++?

From what I have seen of it, I really like Vala. It is a high-level C-like language that feels somewhat similar to C#, but compiles to plain C and uses the same ABI.

Of course, some people will dislike the fact that it is tightly coupled to GObject.

You could also make a C DSL in Haskell if you have time ;):

http://trac.sivity.net/language_c/

Or use an existing one:

http://hackage.haskell.org/package/copilot

I've been thinking about this for the last few days, and finally got around to searching... and found this question on Stack Exchange.

In my head, I don't see it as a huge thing like OOC is with garbage collection and all, but a smaller thing that takes care of allocations and for-loops, etc. Just making the code easier to deal with, instead of radically altering it. Doing things for you that you'd do anyhow, but don't really need to see happen.

In my searches, I also came across a comment saying it would be silly to compile to C++ instead of just using LLVM instead.

In my case, there's a game programming library that is C++ that I wanted to use.