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why?
by kguru 16y ago
why?
- xkrebstarx 16y agoUmm... because clang is being primed as a gcc/g++ replacement. Was that not obvious? Lol.
- kguru 16y agokona is going to replace k3.2? LMFAO. Everyone has moved on from then dude, like 2003. Was that not obvious? Lol.
- mwashawi 16y agowe have systems running k3 in maintenance mode and all new development is in kdb+/q
- xkrebstarx 16y agoHa, tell that to the Fortran 77 dudes. There is a forest behind those trees.
- kguru 16y agothat's just delusional! k was niche at best, took 10 years to get that far, and was then dropped for the next generation. How many k programmers are there worldwide? Big Dave said less than 10
- xkrebstarx 16y agoHa, like there are zillions of Fortran 77 programmers now. They still make compilers that support it though. Go figure.
- kguru 16y agozillions - does that mean like 10? jobserve shows 4 jobs for fortran. A rude awakening waits you my friend. God help anyone who trusts your business acumen. Carnap was a great success too?