Re: anyway to run c++ code with out a laggy editer like vs or CodeBlocks?
@camlorn
I'm someone who have coded in python for around 3 years and I was thinking of learning another programming language to broaden my perspective.
Between languages you've mentioned, I've worked with Golang and _javascript_.
Golang is fine as long as you don't want to wrap a DLL using CGO.
I've got a DLL written with C that I'd like to wrap its functions in a high level language. This DLL uses WCHAR on windows for strings.
The problem with Golang + CGO was that it couldn't work with WCHAR.
Although I've done these sorts of things in python but I'm curious about other languages.
I was thinking of moving to C++ since calling functions in this DLL is as easy as #include "my_lib.h".
As you said C++ is a headache itself and I'd like to avoid it for this project I'm working on.
You mentioned Rust and got me curious about it.
I've heard a lot about this language.
Would I be better off doing this in Rust or go to C++ directly?
And, If it's not too much trouble could you write a little bit about your experiences in Rust? I mean is it easier than C++?
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