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i wonder if this isn't going to have the side effect of making some people write more cross platform code in c++.
by bsaul 3y ago
i wonder if this isn't going to have the side effect of making some people write more cross platform code in c++.
- pjmlp 3y agoThe reason why many of us still reach out to C++, is that in many cases the option is only between C or C++, and from both, at least C++ provides some safety knobs.
- dagmx 3y agoI think that’s fine as long as there’s no performance penalty. People were doing it anyway. This just eases the friction, and potentially increases performance since many wrappers are really inefficient with regards to data marshalling
- fooker 3y agoPeople are going to keep writing libraries in C++ until there’s a better option.