Also what does this mean for the Carbon initiative? (https://github.com/carbon-language). Seems like the project is active but there is no consensus even from within Google on the path forward.
Is there industry consensus on moving away from expecting production code to be written by people who only half know whatever language they are writing in?
Beware the mindset, anything start little and have to grow big... Things at a certain level do not happen in days but in years, and after years you see the change. Those who denying changes start to be "expert" than "luddites" than extincts... As always in history.
For commercial reasons we have lost at least FIVE DECADES of IT evolution, things have changed anyway rediscovering the past a bit at a time.
Because C++ in F-35 was so big troubles source or it was too efficient so it's classified :> now or... ?
And games now will be written in ..... <- pleas fill there. UnrealEngine is China/Disney/others, maybe and not many other engines left. But VR worlds still coming, right ? All that goggles in the labs ;)
And what you do when need something to work fast ? And USoA now drops iApple and switch to JavaOS ? :>
And do better CPUs coming ? Becouse curent ones are perfect match for C/C++ :>>