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Systems programming is when you break-out from your shiny MVC API and libraries, and start reading section 2 of the Linux/BSD manual. When you start caring abou
by bluetomcat 4y ago
Systems programming is when you break-out from your shiny MVC API and libraries, and start reading section 2 of the Linux/BSD manual. When you start caring about process and thread affinity, memory allocation patterns, CPU cache performance, etc.
- amelius 4y agoAnd the GPU. This is why a "systems" programming language makes no sense. You need many languages to address all the different kinds of hardware in your system.
- ungamedplayer 4y agoAssembly as a language meets all of these requirements. Is there an exception that assembly of some type doesn't meet ?