joshring2

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by joshring2 1y ago
It is different yes, having read a good amount of it by now I find it work's pretty well in practice. It means you can incrementally adopt them if you like and code with or without them looks quite similar assuming you documented your
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by joshring2 1y ago
C3 benefits from focusing more on the problem at hand than language complexities. There are definitely advantages to simpler tools, you can streamline development and make people more productive quicker. Compare that scenario to C++ where y
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by joshring2 1y ago
Community support in C3 is massive, as you can use C libraries directly, it might parallel or exceed Rust on that metric, and the barrier to adding native C3 wrappers or versions is significantly lower too. Rust is solving a different probl
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by joshring2 1y ago
As far as I am aware, they support open source as part of their marketing campaign, smart move in my view and helps grass roots projects, Win win.
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by joshring2 1y ago
> Question about optional debug traps Contracts are available in safe mode, which can optionally be enabled for optimised builds as-well, yes. > Does language help parallel/concurrent programs to be more readable? There's ac
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by joshring2 1y ago
Unfortunately those things often come down to a chicken and egg scenario. Popular things get more popular, because they have demand, people write articles and then people visit the repo, write books etc they are strongly linked.
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by joshring2 2y ago
Looking forward to C3 v0.7. Enjoyed the interview.
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by joshring2 2y ago
If you try it out and have questions, pop them below would be happy to help! Or pop onto the Discord if that's more your thing :)
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C3 lang – A modern C alternative – 0.6.3 released
9 points by joshring2 2y ago|2 comments