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I recently had to use Go for the first time at work, while generally Common Lisp is my go-to language. I kinda liked it for a systems language. It has conveni
by aerique 9y ago
I recently had to use Go for the first time at work, while generally Common Lisp is my go-to language.
I kinda liked it for a systems language. It has conveniences trickled down from higher level languages[1] that are missing from C & C++ and which make them such a chore to use
[1] for example: garbage collection and being able to print an object without have to import vast libraries
- DonaldFisk 9y agoThese are things that Lisp programmers take for granted, but it's difficult to convince most C/C++ programmers of the advantages of garbage collection, as if they wanted it they wouldn't be using C/C++.
- flavio81 9y ago>advantages of garbage collection, as if they wanted it they wouldn't be using C/C++. There are garbage collection libs for C++ and they are used by C++ programmers whenever necessary.