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It's time to retire the concept of creating new programming languages to "fix" old ones. This is software, and it is updateable. We need to stop thinking in di
by daoist_shaman 4y ago
It's time to retire the concept of creating new programming languages to "fix" old ones.
This is software, and it is updateable. We need to stop thinking in discrete terms and start thinking in continuous terms.
If you do not think C and C++ are good, propose solutions to their committees instead of clogging up the digital space with flamebait.
- hardware2win 4y ago>If you do not think C and C++ are good, propose solutions to their committees Sorry, I cannot do that due to backwards compatibility, closing request.
- mamcx 4y ago> It's time to retire the concept of creating new programming languages to "fix" old ones. Is LITERALLY the ONLY way to fix a language. No amount of lipstick can fix C/C++, precisely because is an established language (that amounts for any lang in the moment is settled AND widespread). But C/C++ is unique in a particular way: Their users are the MOST stubborns of all! And Rust is the first time the arguments for start new things on C/C++ because reasons are not very very small...