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And I think Zig will gradually eat a large piece of the C pie that would otherwise be eaten by Rust.
by hu3 11mo ago
And I think Zig will gradually eat a large piece of the C pie that would otherwise be eaten by Rust.
- pjmlp 11mo agoI doubt it, unless it sorts out its use after free issues, embraces binary distribution used in commercial world, and gets adoption by an OS vendor.
- Zambyte 11mo agoYou can create and link to shared objects and create statically or dynamically linked executables. What more could you want on "embracing binary distribution"?
- opem 11mo agoJai is also on the que
- Y_Y 11mo ago¿Que jai?
- avadodin 11mo agoquec
- forgotpwd16 11mo agoNowadays, a language without public implementation/documentation isn't going to get any actual adoption.
- lukebitts 11mo agoAny moment now…
- apitman 11mo agoCurrently Zig has the same issues as Rust in this context, primarily depending on a compiler that's too complex for a single person to maintain if necessary. But in Zig's case it seems there's a pretty good chance that will change if they're able to drop LLVM in the future.