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The heir to the Pascal/Delphi kingdom seems to be Nim[0], though it takes its syntax from Python. Compilation is impressively quick, even though it goes throug
by beagle3 9y ago
The heir to the Pascal/Delphi kingdom seems to be Nim[0], though it takes its syntax from Python.
Compilation is impressively quick, even though it goes through C.
[0] https://nim-lang.org/ https://nim-lang.org/
- girvo 9y agoWhich is a language I absolutely adore, and am building a homomorphic encryption based product leveraging Hyperledger on a rather obscure 160 hardware thread POWER8 server; it can definitely work for real production tasks today, even if some parts are rough (and hell, C++ can be rough too). Parallel compilation on this machine is stupidly quick :)
- dman 9y agoAny pointers to what power hardware you are running?
- robotresearcher 9y agoYou don't need pointers - just follow the fan noise from wherever you are.