top | item 13966569 (no title) afdsadf | 9 years ago C is the new C. Go is only going to replace C like Java was going to replace C. discuss order hn newest pjmlp|9 years ago C is hardly used in the enterprise space as it used to be in the 90's.Even when C like performance is required, C++ is actually used instead.The three major C compilers (gcc, clang and VC) are all written in C++ nowadays. xxs|9 years ago >>Java was going to replace C.In the enterprise world Java did that - even high frequency trading applications have been Java based for quite some time. Compared to 20years ago, there is significantly less C code nowadays.
pjmlp|9 years ago C is hardly used in the enterprise space as it used to be in the 90's.Even when C like performance is required, C++ is actually used instead.The three major C compilers (gcc, clang and VC) are all written in C++ nowadays.
xxs|9 years ago >>Java was going to replace C.In the enterprise world Java did that - even high frequency trading applications have been Java based for quite some time. Compared to 20years ago, there is significantly less C code nowadays.
pjmlp|9 years ago
Even when C like performance is required, C++ is actually used instead.
The three major C compilers (gcc, clang and VC) are all written in C++ nowadays.
xxs|9 years ago
In the enterprise world Java did that - even high frequency trading applications have been Java based for quite some time. Compared to 20years ago, there is significantly less C code nowadays.