I’d agree with you, given the chance to do so in a codebase that has vanilla dependencies. If you work in robotics or do a lot of parallel computing for example

I’d agree with you, given the chance to do so in a codebase that has vanilla dependencies. If you work in robotics or do a lot of parallel computing for example, the libraries you use are almost always based on C++, so there’s not an easy way to code against them. Even if there is such a solution, a gap between the languages can lead to non-trivial behaviors and that in itself is more costly to fix than to write in the first class language C++ anyway.