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I mean, 9x out of 10, the very reason to use a low-level language like C++ is precisely because you want or need to reason about such things, no?
by jay-barronville 4y ago
I mean, 9x out of 10, the very reason to use a low-level language like C++ is precisely because you want or need to reason about such things, no?
- bluGill 4y agoHopefully. There are other low level tasks (device drivers) that you might not care, but need C++'s ability to get close to the hardware for, but in general C++ is for when you need both abstractions and the ability to control performance. (Rust, C, ada, and other such languages also play in this space as well, which is best is not something I can comment on)