Talk on what a systems programming language needs to replace C

[Dibyendu Majumdar]

On Monday, 26 August 2019 at 12:31:23 UTC, Paulo Pinto wrote:

>
> One thing that everyone seems to be missing from this talk, 
> lost in the usual D vs Rust argumentations, is that the speaker 
> has a responsability position at Intel, and it also relates to 
> Intel's adoption of Rust.

The reason I highlighted this talk was because of who/which 
organization it came from. Josh is also a Kernel hacker if I am 
not mistaken.

Regarding your argument that Go is a systems language - I guess 
Google using it doesn't count, but Go is used for writing 
databases etc. But not sure you could use Go everywhere that C 
can be used. Go has a built-in scheduler, and GC etc.