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In my opinion, no. Programming language progress is bottlenecked on adoption, and then language design. Implementation is not a bottleneck.
by sanxiyn 12y ago
In my opinion, no. Programming language progress is bottlenecked on adoption, and then language design. Implementation is not a bottleneck.
- yoklov 12y agoThat's true, but more people thinking about a problem makes breakthroughs more likely.
- frozenport 12y ago>>Implementation is not a bottleneck. Lets not forget what comes first. C++11 adoption was held back a few years because MSVC didn't have support for those features.
- pjmlp 12y agoYeah right, as if the embedded compiler vendors, mainframe compilers and commercial UNIXes (AIX, HP-UX, ...) are all 100% C++11 now. Or worse, as if most IT departments are allowing the use of C++11 compilers in corporate environments.