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In regards to question a, I think that Go's compile time checking makes it better than Python when each deploy to your robot takes a long time, or when the robo
by pietroglyph 8y ago
In regards to question a, I think that Go's compile time checking makes it better than Python when each deploy to your robot takes a long time, or when the robot moves and you have to physically reset its position for each run (it sucks to have to restart a long physical action because you misspelled a variable). If your timing requirements allow for Go's GC, then you can avoid C++'s lack of safety and manual memory management. Some people also just like using Go.
- IloveHN84 8y agoIf you care about speed of deploy, stay on Python. If you care about speed of application, why Go instead of C++? I don't really see the win/win situation when using Go with OpenCV instead of C++, which is the native language used by them and it feels more natural on the API level.
- IloveHN84 8y agoLack of memory management? It's 2018 and since 2011 you have smart pointers to manage memory for you. This is really outdated and misinformation