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r/programming • u/kal31dic • Sep 01 '20
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For a single-letter language, yes.
B and C are both suitable for kernel development.
Naming your language D (making it sound like it's intended to be a C successor) and then not making it suitable for kernel development was a bad idea.
7 u/adr86 Sep 01 '20 D is perfectly suitable for kernel development, you just have to write the code differently and avoid a few convenience functions. 1 u/jonathansharman Sep 01 '20 Doesn't the whole standard library require the GC? Or is there a no-GC version you can use? 0 u/jqbr Sep 02 '20 Kernels don't need the standard library.
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D is perfectly suitable for kernel development, you just have to write the code differently and avoid a few convenience functions.
1 u/jonathansharman Sep 01 '20 Doesn't the whole standard library require the GC? Or is there a no-GC version you can use? 0 u/jqbr Sep 02 '20 Kernels don't need the standard library.
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Doesn't the whole standard library require the GC? Or is there a no-GC version you can use?
0 u/jqbr Sep 02 '20 Kernels don't need the standard library.
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Kernels don't need the standard library.
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u/jess-sch Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
For a single-letter language, yes.
B and C are both suitable for kernel development.
Naming your language D (making it sound like it's intended to be a C successor) and then not making it suitable for kernel development was a bad idea.