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I have been trying newer languages these two years(rust,zig,nim,golang,dart) and I'm more than ever firmly believe c and (modern) c++ are all I need to get job
by synergy20 3y ago
I have been trying newer languages these two years(rust,zig,nim,golang,dart) and I'm more than ever firmly believe c and (modern) c++ are all I need to get job done, fast.
The ecosystem, the no-FFI-needed reuse of so many libraries, books and tutorials, are just too valuable, yes c/c++ are not perfect but I failed to find things better.
MISRA's new c++ and c books are great to help me to write safe code as well.
- winrid 3y agoDo you use a package manager?
- synergy20 3y agonot really,I use make or cmake
- aldanor 3y agoSeriously hard to tell if this comment is sarcasm or not.
- synergy20 3y agoit's not sarcasm, neither do satellites and rockets are running c++ :)
- aldanor 3y agoSatellites and rockets and not "running c++". They are running compiled machine code, that may have been written in any language. For satellites and rockets in particular, similar to other embedded systems, most of them have the software written in C, which makes sense. C++ doesn't have much to do with it.