Yes, misleading.
Oh, another thing. There is nothing about Val that places it as a successor of C++ in any way. A C++ successor language starts by supporting interoperability with C++, at the source level. It didn't even attempt to do…
It was obviously a click-bait as half-way through the article it was clearly written to promote Val, a language practically no one has heard of as compared to Carbon and CPP2. The click-bait worked. Val looks like a…
I'm waiting for someone to comment that because some programmer was lazy enough to use Go instead of C or C++, Tailscale module takes 16 MB, when the entire CheerpX VM was 6 MB. Just the stack is almost twice as big as…
Yes, misleading.
Oh, another thing. There is nothing about Val that places it as a successor of C++ in any way. A C++ successor language starts by supporting interoperability with C++, at the source level. It didn't even attempt to do…
It was obviously a click-bait as half-way through the article it was clearly written to promote Val, a language practically no one has heard of as compared to Carbon and CPP2. The click-bait worked. Val looks like a…
I'm waiting for someone to comment that because some programmer was lazy enough to use Go instead of C or C++, Tailscale module takes 16 MB, when the entire CheerpX VM was 6 MB. Just the stack is almost twice as big as…