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From what I've read, google is using Go to replace many of their C++ systems. While it may have been developed independently, I still consider this enough ratio
by keeperofdakeys 13y ago
From what I've read, google is using Go to replace many of their C++ systems. While it may have been developed independently, I still consider this enough rationale to be a "C++ replacement". Of course, C++ currently occupies so many different roles, that the term "C++ replacement" is not very specific. I appreciate your point though, it has many more properties in common with python/ruby.
- steveklabnik 13y agoAbsolutely: there are many programs which _were_ being written in C++ which didn't necessarily have to, and Go does have a place there. What I mean is that where C++ is a _requirement_, not a preference, Go won't make inroads.