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[Ola Fosheim Grøstad via Digitalmars-d]

On Sunday, 25 June 2017 at 10:50:17 UTC, Igor wrote:
> percent of developers needing memory management. The games 
> industry is growing like crazy [1][2] and after all these years 
> C++ is still the main language for that except that today 99% 
> of those developers have many bad things to say about it.

I think the number of games are increasing because people now can 
write games in other languages than C++. Unfortunately it is my 
impression many of those games are the same game-engine being 
redressed with differently themed graphics + some tweaks.

> article [3] has it explained nicely, except that it seems to me 
> language should be marketed as general but have strong 
> libraries (or game engines) for specific purposes through which 
> it should market itself as something specialized.

But you need a focus, figure out what you are good at and go with 
it. For which domain is your language the best option?

Decent doesn