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C# is the first thing to come to mind. If you so choose you can more or less inline C and trample all over memory, or you can write very strict, statically type
by evoke4908 2y ago
C# is the first thing to come to mind. If you so choose you can more or less inline C and trample all over memory, or you can write very strict, statically typed, safe code.
- HdS84 2y agoC# has unsafe, which extremely powerful. See ravens repo for heavy usage of that. Otherwise python is also a good example of that. First start out in python. Not fast enough? Bring in python, which compiles down to c. Id that's not enough, drop to raw c.
- sega_sai 2y agoI mostly use python, but switching from python to C is IMO too much work. What would be great if within one language, there was an access to much stricter/faster language. I.e. imagine writing a python function that is strictly typed, and does not use any of the python-isms with __methods that would be more verifiable and faster. I guess cython has a bit of that approach, but it's not that compatible with regular python.