No, that’s not the best tool for the job, that’s just the most convenient tool for the job.
Well if you're looking for anecdotal evidence: my last hobby project (OCR for a specific book+script), I used Mathematica to prototype (fast iteration) and C++ with OpenCV to implement it (way faster execution). I…
I'm interesting in your background: which languages do you use, and what kind of programs do you write? Perhaps it'll become clearer whether C++ is any use to you or not. From the discussion I've read in this thread so…
What I would love to see is something that replaces Chromium with WebKit/Safari in Electron apps. I'm sure that'll make everything faster, or at least easy on battery life.
I regularly write C++14 on cortex-m0 with 4 to 16KB RAM.
I've found this to be true for most of FreeBSD and even other BSD-licensed code.
It might take only 30 sec to tweet about it, but with open-sourcing comes a lot of stuff to deal with: once it goes open, there will be forks and pull requests and what not. Apple probably isn't yet ready to do fully…
http://www.opensource.apple.com Give it time, I think it will be open. It's just not 100% finished yet, despite what Apple says. The Xcode 5.1 sources include clang, lldb etc. We just need to wait for Xcode 6 sources to…
No, that’s not the best tool for the job, that’s just the most convenient tool for the job.
Well if you're looking for anecdotal evidence: my last hobby project (OCR for a specific book+script), I used Mathematica to prototype (fast iteration) and C++ with OpenCV to implement it (way faster execution). I…
I'm interesting in your background: which languages do you use, and what kind of programs do you write? Perhaps it'll become clearer whether C++ is any use to you or not. From the discussion I've read in this thread so…
What I would love to see is something that replaces Chromium with WebKit/Safari in Electron apps. I'm sure that'll make everything faster, or at least easy on battery life.
I regularly write C++14 on cortex-m0 with 4 to 16KB RAM.
I've found this to be true for most of FreeBSD and even other BSD-licensed code.
It might take only 30 sec to tweet about it, but with open-sourcing comes a lot of stuff to deal with: once it goes open, there will be forks and pull requests and what not. Apple probably isn't yet ready to do fully…
http://www.opensource.apple.com Give it time, I think it will be open. It's just not 100% finished yet, despite what Apple says. The Xcode 5.1 sources include clang, lldb etc. We just need to wait for Xcode 6 sources to…