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/dpt/ - daily programming thread
Josiah Baker
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ziglearn.org
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Eli Smith
nyanplasuplasu
Hudson Peterson
'ate python
'ate numpy
'ate pandas
'ate scipy
'ate GIL
luv me ggplot
luv me R
luv me %>%
luv me vectors
Levi Robinson
Quit spamming the board with these generals, retard. One per day.
Julian Martinez
%>% is honestly great.
Jayden Ortiz
We were here before you were born and will be here after you are dead
Jackson Gomez
nakadagashiya
John Lewis
No.
Jayden Garcia
you're mom was compiled by me man
Gabriel Martinez
Any Forums is a /dpt/ board
stop creating non-/dpt/ threads on it
Evan Cook
No nigger its Any Forums - gnu
Carter Garcia
what you're referring to as gnu is in fact deez gnuts
Jayden Davis
my brain registers that background as a Dominions iv map tile
Jace Foster
>deez guhnewts
Who?
Isaac Rogers
it's a winblows desktop
Andrew Thomas
Learning Zig. Best language out there.
Dominic Anderson
redpill me on zig, as someone who knows both C++ and Rust
Chase Brown
god i wish that were me
Ian Jenkins
it is like rust but even more gay
Mason Hall
Bring back /prog/ and we'll leave.
Gavin Thompson
RIP, fucking moot
Christopher Cruz
>redpill me on zig, as someone who knows both C++ and Rust
One Zig pill coming up.
>concurrency
Built in event loop style N:M threading builtin, unlike C++. Just add one line of code and you're able to run millions of coroutines with ease. Solving the C10k (and C10M) problem was never easier.
pub const io_mode = .evented;
kristoff.it
>performant
It's a compiled language with a backend that uses LLVM, so it has all of the optimizations that Clang will ever give you in C++ or Rust.
Tired of all the complex memory management? Just use the 'defer' keyword user, EZ RAII style cleanup but much more flexible. Want to be be even lazier? Have a single arena allocator scoped per task and forget about memory management entirely!
>exceptions/errors
This is where Zig really shines. It has all the features of exceptions, but with the low cost/overhead benefits that error handling provides. There's no runtime overhead to errors, but you still get stack traces. To give you a taste:
try parseNumber(str); // Try to parse a number, or return an error up the stack if it fails.
parseNumber() catch |err| switch(err){
error.InvalidChar => {...}, // Arbitrary error handling code.
error.TooLarge => { return maxInt(i64); },
// If we don't handle the all errors parseNumber() returns, the switch statement will give a compile error.
};
>inheritance
Just like Rust it doesn't have inheristance because it doesn't need it. Composition and interfaces to the max! Rust has traits, but they're a pain when you're reading the code and you can't tell where methods on an object are coming from.
Embrace the future that is Zig. Head on over to ziglearn.org
pub fn helloWorld(req: Request, res: Response) !void {
try res.print("Hello {}!", req.queryParam("name") orelse "World");
}
Joshua Rogers
Eww, disgusting looking code. No thanks