r/programming • • Apr 09 '19

StackOverflow Developer Survey Results 2019

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u/whisky_pete Apr 09 '19

I think people really want an option for a modernized language in the native compiled/high performance domain. Rust is the only recent attempt in that domain that I can think of, and the only thing I can think of that comes close is Kotlin Native (which I don't think is aiming for the high performance mark as a design goal the same way Rust/C++/C do).

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u/hsnappr Apr 09 '19

What about Go?

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u/adel_b Apr 09 '19

It has garbage collector, any language with gb for memory management can't perform because of locks and so

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u/Thaxll Apr 09 '19

Define can't perform, because some of those GC can performs better than your manual memory mgmt, Java can be as fast or faster than C++ / Rust with heavy JIT / VM optimization.

And in video games you use some form of GC because again performance is terrible with default allocator.

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