Stephen Sinclair wrote:
Does anyone know any interesting and powerful languages that can be
used just like C? That can link to C libraries, and can be compiled to
native machine code, and can express the same low-level concepts as C,
but in a more powerful and intuitive way? In short, does anyone
I'm not so much a specific language fanboy as a languages fanboy.
There are so many languages out there that are outside the C, C++,
Java and C# bucket that offer features that people in the
C/C++/Java/C# camp don't even know about.
I agree... Programming languages are amazing tools... just as
Paul Coccoli wrote:
> You pretty much can't ever ask something about C++ without all the
> haters coming out.
C++ has more big ugly warts that any other language I can think of.
> I've worked professionally using only C++ (and a little plain old C)
> for 8 years, and the last 6 have been exclus
> I've worked professionally using only C++ (and a little plain old C)
> for 8 years, and the last 6 have been exclusively on Linux. Ocaml may
> be programming nirvana, but it likely won't pay the bills
huh? i see job posts every week on nyc craigslist $130-150K OCaml programmers
for large inves
On 7/20/06, Loki Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/20/06, Erik de Castro Lopo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Loki Davison wrote:
>
> > There are quite a few c++ 'not fans' on LAD. C and python all the way ;)
>
> I used to be a Python fan but for anything larger than a couple
> of hundred line
