On 11/24/2010 05:50 PM, Anthony Liguori wrote:
Any sane modern language gives you that. Why C++?
Because I don't think we can implement a reasonable device model using
a garbage collected language. Garbage collection introduces
non-determinism and in QEMU we need to ensure that when we're running
in a VCPU context, we exit back to the guest as quickly as possible.
My answer is that C++ is the only language that allows you to evolve
away from C, with mixed C/C++ source (not just linkage level
compatibility). If there are others, I want to know about them.
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