Why would anyone use Go or Rust over C++?

>>60600394
Hobbyists.

Why the fuck was Go even made?

>>60600435
Because of "muh unix philosophy"

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>>60600394

c++ is a disgusting mess tbqhwyf

>>60600473
Not like rust is any better when it comes to readability

>>60600394
The worst thing about C and C++ is trying to compile it on both Linux and windows.
I can't be bothered to write makefile shit or mess around with msys2.

It's my biggest reason for not using it.

Rust has Crates. Which just werks.

>>60600473
Is there really not a better way to write this, or is it really the languages fault?

>>60600597
it is a bit better. not THAT much but still

>>60600644
using namespace std for starters
:^)

>>60600473
Eventually C++ is just going to be nothing but special characters and parens.

>>60600435
Go is comfy :)

>>60600597
Yes rust is more readable

>>60600627
>too stupid for makefiles
Yeah it's better if you stay away from C++

>>60600435
CSP meme and locked it down so pajeets couldnt do crazy shit

>>60600435
To make large distributed systems easier

Go does not replace c++

>>60600627
I'm doing a hobby project for both windows / linux right now with CMake as the meta build system. It's pretty good.

>>60600973
>To make large distributed systems easier
Ironic, since Go is only good for making microservices.

>>60600473
what is this some STL code?
wtf I hate c++ now

>>60600473
What does this do?

>>60600999
returns a smart pointer to something
only scott meyers can decipher this

>>60600981
>>60600944

It's not that makefiles are hard. They're just such a fucking bother.
I just wanna write my code. Build systems kill my vibe, makes me not wanna write code.

For smaller projects I just include everything -including source files- into one file, and write single line .sh or .bat file for it
Don't even need to write headers anymore.

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>>60601034
you called?

>>60600981
Cmake is great. Literally like 20 lines of cmake and I can generate any type of IDE project I want or just make it generate makefiles that are better than any I'd write.

>>60600473
>>60600597
>>60600644
>>60600730
>>60600990
>>60600999

Just pasting my reply from yesterday:

Your attempt at trolling fails horribly. You can leave out the trailing return type in C++14. You can leave out the template parameters in C++17 (they will be deduced automatically). Your piece of code becomes:

template <typename Creator, typename Destructor, typename ...Arguments>
auto make_resource(Creator c, Destructor d, Arguments&&... args)
{
    return std::unique_ptr(c(std::forward<Arguments>(args)...), d);
}

>>60600982
Not really, considering large distributed systems generally consist of microservices to promote reliability

>>60601066
>>60601119
Thanks Scott!
Are you gonna write another book?

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>>60601119
Based Scott

>>60601119
>template
>Arguments&&
>std::forward
tfw you spot a universal reference because of based scott and brainlets in here don't even know how to make a raw pointer

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>scott meyers browses /g/ to defend c++

>>60601119

C++ haters BTFO

>>60601240
Scott is muh waifu.

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>>60601240
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>>60601304

>>60601365
YOBA ETO TY

>>60601402
YOB TVOYU MAT

>>60600760
I've really come to enjoy Go; I really don't want to learn Java or relearn C++ to do application development..