Comment by tgv 5 days ago I think the parent tries to refer to Carbon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_(programming_language) 2 comments tgv Reply josefx 5 days ago I actually wasn't aware of that language. It was more a reference to the overblown claims Pike made in the early days of Go, where he presented it as the c++ replacement for everything Google. pjmlp 5 days ago Yeah, but that was never Google, rather Rob Pike and his peers that never liked C++.Note that even though C++ was born as UNIX language, as C sibling, at Bell Labs, Plan 9 and Inferno never supported it.Here is the blog post from Rob Pike, https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2012/06/less-is-exponenti...
josefx 5 days ago I actually wasn't aware of that language. It was more a reference to the overblown claims Pike made in the early days of Go, where he presented it as the c++ replacement for everything Google. pjmlp 5 days ago Yeah, but that was never Google, rather Rob Pike and his peers that never liked C++.Note that even though C++ was born as UNIX language, as C sibling, at Bell Labs, Plan 9 and Inferno never supported it.Here is the blog post from Rob Pike, https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2012/06/less-is-exponenti...
pjmlp 5 days ago Yeah, but that was never Google, rather Rob Pike and his peers that never liked C++.Note that even though C++ was born as UNIX language, as C sibling, at Bell Labs, Plan 9 and Inferno never supported it.Here is the blog post from Rob Pike, https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2012/06/less-is-exponenti...
I actually wasn't aware of that language. It was more a reference to the overblown claims Pike made in the early days of Go, where he presented it as the c++ replacement for everything Google.
Yeah, but that was never Google, rather Rob Pike and his peers that never liked C++.
Note that even though C++ was born as UNIX language, as C sibling, at Bell Labs, Plan 9 and Inferno never supported it.
Here is the blog post from Rob Pike, https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2012/06/less-is-exponenti...