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Go typically relies on garbage collection, which is a no-no. Same with Java. This can be worked around, but you may find that programming a GC language with t
by jzwinck 10y ago
Go typically relies on garbage collection, which is a no-no. Same with Java. This can be worked around, but you may find that programming a GC language with the GC unavailable is not better than C++ (and it may rule out the use of most third-party libraries).
Rust at a high level could be suitable, when well-tested libraries exist for it.