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Finished already? I have a JVM that waits to be converted, so I can be sure that no C++ pollutes my Java code. Kidding aside, I'm still curious if Rust/Go (or w
by sgift 11y ago
Finished already? I have a JVM that waits to be converted, so I can be sure that no C++ pollutes my Java code. Kidding aside, I'm still curious if Rust/Go (or whatever) will be serious contenders to develop current c++ codebases further, e.g. the old code stays c++ but new code will be written in something else.
- smitherfield 11y agoRust is probably more appropriate for that, since (like C++) it uses system APIs directly instead of importing a runtime.
- chris_wot 11y agoIf you have the man power to do it, then please feel free. But on an active project, the advise to just not use C++ is not really ever something that can be practically achieved.