← Back to context Comment by eru 1 day ago I don't think C nor C++ were ever great languages for prototyping? (And definitely not better than Rust.) 3 comments eru Reply m-schuetz 20 hours ago Please try not to be obnoxious and turn this into a language war. eru 10 hours ago How is this obnoxious?C and C++ have their strengths, but rapid prototyping is generally not seen to be amongst them.This shouldn't be any more controversial than saying that pure Python is generally slow. m-schuetz 7 hours ago They are pretty much the best choice for prototyping 3D apps and GPU algorithms. They're fast, powerful, and don't impose restrictions - you can do whatever and however. It also helps that CUDA is C++.
m-schuetz 20 hours ago Please try not to be obnoxious and turn this into a language war. eru 10 hours ago How is this obnoxious?C and C++ have their strengths, but rapid prototyping is generally not seen to be amongst them.This shouldn't be any more controversial than saying that pure Python is generally slow. m-schuetz 7 hours ago They are pretty much the best choice for prototyping 3D apps and GPU algorithms. They're fast, powerful, and don't impose restrictions - you can do whatever and however. It also helps that CUDA is C++.
eru 10 hours ago How is this obnoxious?C and C++ have their strengths, but rapid prototyping is generally not seen to be amongst them.This shouldn't be any more controversial than saying that pure Python is generally slow. m-schuetz 7 hours ago They are pretty much the best choice for prototyping 3D apps and GPU algorithms. They're fast, powerful, and don't impose restrictions - you can do whatever and however. It also helps that CUDA is C++.
m-schuetz 7 hours ago They are pretty much the best choice for prototyping 3D apps and GPU algorithms. They're fast, powerful, and don't impose restrictions - you can do whatever and however. It also helps that CUDA is C++.
Please try not to be obnoxious and turn this into a language war.
How is this obnoxious?
C and C++ have their strengths, but rapid prototyping is generally not seen to be amongst them.
This shouldn't be any more controversial than saying that pure Python is generally slow.
They are pretty much the best choice for prototyping 3D apps and GPU algorithms. They're fast, powerful, and don't impose restrictions - you can do whatever and however. It also helps that CUDA is C++.