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What makes relevant today is that "go" is steadily becoming a replacement for "C++"
by babawere 13y ago
What makes relevant today is that "go" is steadily becoming a replacement for "C++"
- twic 13y agoWhat, as the language everyone loves to complain about? Not yet. That's a year or two away, at least.
- babawere 13y agoWell some performance issues for now https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/8_8gAJCpBsI/pBinmMdsdbwJ https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/8_8gAJCpBsI/pBin... but i believe it would improve over time
- pjmlp 13y agoNot until it provides some sort of generic development besides casts everywhere.
- w3pm 13y agoExcept that go is a garbage collected language and as such will never be a replacement for C++. I could however see C++ dying, leaving C and go behind.
- popee 13y agoIf rust could do that (someone hacked and remove GC), I'm sure go authors will figure something out. Well, guess it all depends on interest on that topic.