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I'm trying to be OS agnostic here but we can assume some kind of Unix/Linux system.

• walshemj 13y ago
  why? Linux isn't the only OS in the word you know - and in that case its C or Assembler or possibly C written in C++
  • MichaelAza 13y ago
    Well, Unix and Windows systems are the most widely used OSes and Windows is, currently, of less interest to me. If It's C hands down in Unix systems, what are the use cases for D/Rust/Go?
    • walshemj 13y ago
      I seem to recall that go is meant for massively parallel systems - which reminds me must have a play with it.
  • zmonkeyz 13y ago
    Yep. Junior z/OS sysprog here. A little Assembler and some C.