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For the same quoted sentence (@relistan): 1. avoid dynamic allocations (limit yourself to stack-only objects) and you'll get rid of those fears for memory mana
by userulluipeste 13y ago
For the same quoted sentence (@relistan):
1. avoid dynamic allocations (limit yourself to stack-only objects) and you'll get rid of those fears for memory management
2. limit yourself to functional programming and you'll get a pretty good concurrent-ready code
For this "I need a new language" stance you'll need some better reasons.
- relistan 13y agoOr... I could use a language/toolset that makes all that easier. Why does that need further justification?
- userulluipeste 13y agoYou don't need reasons to chose a different language/toolset. You need better reasons for dismissing something like C/C++ for not being appropriate.