Re: Threads across programming languages

Am 01.05.2024 um 22:34 schrieb Lawrence D'Oliveiro:

No, it is actually mostly C, with Rust making inroads these days.

C++ has superseeded C with that for a long time with Job offers.
Rust is a language a lot of people talk about and no one actually uses.

And you don’t have to be doing “system-level” programming to be needing
event-driven paradigms.

If you make asnychronous I/O you need performance, and this isn't
possible with Python.

No they aren’t. You cannot easily define a C++ function that returns a
general function or class as a result, just for example.

function<void ()> fn();

Remember, we’re talking about maximizing I/O throughput here, so CPU is
not the bottleneck.

With io_uring you can easily handle millions of I/Os with a single
thread, but not with Python.