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So in an article about high/extreme performance systems, you're ignoring the vast majority of them because you don't agree with the tool used to achieve said pe
by sk0g 7y ago
So in an article about high/extreme performance systems, you're ignoring the vast majority of them because you don't agree with the tool used to achieve said performance? What..?
- pjmlp 7y agoI guess because using other programming languages proves the point that there are other approaches, instead of reinforcing the status quo.
- z0mbie42 7y agoExactly this
- z0mbie42 7y agoI believe that performance is irrelevant without correctness and security. My opinion is that C and C++ can't bring enough security and correctness guarantees for mere mortals (lack of tooling, language features...). Yes some correct and secure programs are written in C and C++ but it's not and will never be the norm.