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Kotlin offer unsigned integers. Graalvm support c/c++ could in theory support rust too.
by The_rationalist 6y ago
Kotlin offer unsigned integers.
Graalvm support c/c++ could in theory support rust too.
- alex7o 6y agoThere is a an example of rust using graalvm on their website. I have tried it and it works.
- brabel 6y ago> Kotlin offer unsigned integers. As an experimental feature... I had to use it on one of the projects I work on because using signed bytes was driving me crazy, but I had to suppress warnings for experimental features (and will have to pay the price if they change the feature somehow, as they tend to do with experimental features).
- rubber_duck 6y agoJVM is turing complete so it can run any language, the point is efficiency
- pjmlp 6y agoThey are faked via signed arithmetic, because the JVM does not support them anyway.