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I did not meant multicore solely for the embedded product space, I aimed my wishes a little too broad it seems :) There are many such projects that looks fanta
by rawoke083600 4y ago
I did not meant multicore solely for the embedded product space, I aimed my wishes a little too broad it seems :)
There are many such projects that looks fantastic, embedded and non-ememmbeded that quickly fails a real world use even hobby'ish world usage :/
EDIT: FAIL as in it doesnt come with nice or easy to use network libs i have to roll my own.
Also that is sorta my point, I dont want to extend/built libraries in 2022 I want to built connected programs and hit the ground running.
- astrobe_ 4y agoI guess it depends on what you do. I usually work at low-level, so making lib interfaces myself is acceptable, but at a higher-level, one usually have to pile libs over libs to get anything done because that's the way things are done today (complexity is perceived as a non-issue as long as you can rely on some lib), especially on desktop and especially with most things related to "the web". DIY even for language bindings would take long, be exhausting, and probably not worth it for a prototype or a throwaway script.
- rawoke083600 4y agoja probably. a lisper can wish though :)