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If you're going to make this argument, I'd consider arguing for Zig a little more substantiated; Rust is cross-platform and x86_64 assembly certainly isn't. Mos
by trollbridge 1y ago
If you're going to make this argument, I'd consider arguing for Zig a little more substantiated; Rust is cross-platform and x86_64 assembly certainly isn't. Most of my day to day computing is done on ARM platforms as are some of my server resources, and I expect that to expand as time goes on.
- sylware 1y agoYour use case is totally out of scope of my project. Look down below in the comments where I do reference one written in plain and simple C from the creator of ffmpeg and q-emu.
- p_j_w 1y ago> Your use case is totally out of scope of my project. You have a completely different use case from the OP, but still had no problem telling them that they were doing it wrong, so it’s pretty funny to see you use this line of defense for your choice.
- sylware 1y agoFor a legacy ISA like arm, the less worse compromise would be to use the project from the creator of ffmpeg and q-emu would did already wrote it, but in plain and simple C, namely compiling with most, if not all, "ok" C compilers out-there...
- trollbridge 1y agoI can’t think of a good reason to use C that isn’t also a good reason to use Zig unless you’re targeting obsolete platforms.