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Thanks, that is interesting. I mentioned Rust because of its broader use and apparent growth trajectory. Ie, to have the likeliest most uses in the most place
by lcall 4y ago
Thanks, that is interesting. I mentioned Rust because of its broader use and apparent growth trajectory. Ie, to have the likeliest most uses in the most places, with minimal re-learning of a new language to work on a new codebase. Or to increase the odds when possible, at least (scripting but also Linux kernel use, etc).
I will keep D more in mind though...is it on openbsd? (Edit: I see it is probably at least there via gcc, at least.)
- mhh__ 4y agoD support for OpenBSD via GCC and dmd should be ok. Brian Callahan is a name to look for in the blogosphere. Also the D in gcc is full fat D, no "at least" required.