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I think the problem is that C/C++ interop in practice sucks because they made pointers annoying to use (for ideological reasons. Pointer == Evil). It's sad bec
by randomNumber7 1y ago
I think the problem is that C/C++ interop in practice sucks because they made pointers annoying to use (for ideological reasons. Pointer == Evil).
It's sad because technically they have amazing C/C++ interop, but using s.th. like SDL2 to write some toy game would be way less pain in C++.
You need to link against C libraries as a compiled system language and you just need a lot of pointers to do anything meaningfull in C.