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To be fair C# is vastly different in terms of semantics compared to C++. There's a lot of areas where it's not viable to use C#, and IMHO it also has its own sh
by qalmakka 3y ago
To be fair C# is vastly different in terms of semantics compared to C++. There's a lot of areas where it's not viable to use C#, and IMHO it also has its own share of legacy and bad decisions from its "Java clone" days that make it impossible to prefer it to C++ sometimes.
Btw Microsoft is definitely interested into adopting new languages, just look all the effort they've been pouring into Rust lately.
- pjmlp 3y agoRust is now the official system programming language for Azure infrastructure, alongside managed languages, and it appears there is a soft spot to use Go instead of C#, when looking at what Azure opens up. WinDev, Office and XBox is another matter, they are deep into C++ and COM culture.