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Besides the aforementioned Rust, I think Nim's got a lot of potential here. And although I'm not a fan, does Go not fit the bill for you? Of the three languages
by Scramblejams 12y ago
Besides the aforementioned Rust, I think Nim's got a lot of potential here. And although I'm not a fan, does Go not fit the bill for you? Of the three languages I mentioned, it's the only one that everyone agrees is production ready.
- plq 12y agoNim's got a long way to go with its thread-local non-shareable heap if it's aiming to replace C++. (I don't think it actually does.)
- Scramblejams 12y agoTrue, true, but he hadn't explicitly put that in his wishlist, so... :-)