Is ML a systems language? Sorry, maybe my definition is wrong, but I consider a systems language something that’s used by a decent amount of OS’es, programming languages and OS utilities.
I assume you’re talking about OCaml et al? I’m intruiged by it, but I’m coming from a Haskell/C++ background.
Rust is somewhat unique in terms of system language this because it’s the first one that’s not “simple” like C but still used for systems tools, more than Go is as far as I’m aware.
Which probably has to do with its performance characteristics being close to the machine, which Go cannot do (ie based on LLVM, no GC, etc)
I assume you’re talking about OCaml et al? I’m intruiged by it, but I’m coming from a Haskell/C++ background.
Rust is somewhat unique in terms of system language this because it’s the first one that’s not “simple” like C but still used for systems tools, more than Go is as far as I’m aware.
Which probably has to do with its performance characteristics being close to the machine, which Go cannot do (ie based on LLVM, no GC, etc)