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I recently started writing a toy kernel in the Zig programming language and I came upon this realization. The Copilot support was really bad and it was trying t
by dysoco 2y ago
I recently started writing a toy kernel in the Zig programming language and I came upon this realization. The Copilot support was really bad and it was trying to autocomplete with C code, which was correct semantically but wasn't valid Zig code.
It might seem non-important to many, but I was writing a big amount of boilerplate code, tests, etc. and I have a feeling I would've been much more productive just sticking with C.