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Post like these are why the Rust community is mocked. C and C++ aren't over. They probably never will be. The correct answer is that the author chose two langu
by zer8k 3y ago
Post like these are why the Rust community is mocked.
C and C++ aren't over. They probably never will be. The correct answer is that the author chose two languages to support because it's their library. It is, indeed, strange a binding doesn't exist for two of the most popular languages on the planet. Not a big deal.
A quick perusal of both github repos and job listings shows that C and C++ are definitely not "over".
- iknowstuff 3y agoIt’s over in the sense that new projects don’t get started in C++ unless they have huge dependencies on C++ libraries, like video games. And they shouldn't, it would be irresponsible. Obviously, legacy code - and so the job market - will remain present for a while. Although it already pays less than other languages.