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Programming languages that were popular a year or even a decade ago are now slowly becoming obsolete. For instance, Microsoft eliminated JavaScript with Typescript, Apple eliminated Objective C with Swift, JetBrains eliminated Java with Kotlin, and now Google is stepping up to take on the greatest challenge of them all, eliminating the almighty C++ with Carbon.
Programming languages that were popular a year or even a decade ago are now slowly becoming obsolete. For instance, Microsoft eliminated JavaScript with Typescript, Apple eliminated Objective C with Swift, JetBrains eliminated Java with Kotlin, and now Google is stepping up to take on the greatest challenge of them all, eliminating the almighty C++ with Carbon.
Google recently unveiled Carbon, an experimental language that is intended to match the performance of the C++ language while supporting LLVM(Low Level Vitual Machine) and being able to interoperate with existing C++ code bases. This is a big deal because C++ is by far the most widely used language for developing HIGH performance low level systems.
Programming languages that were popular a year or even a decade ago are now slowly becoming obsolete. For instance, Microsoft eliminated JavaScript with Typescript, Apple eliminated Objective C with Swift, JetBrains eliminated Java with Kotlin, and now Google is stepping up to take on the greatest challenge of them all, eliminating the almighty C++ with Carbon.
Carbon is intended to replace C++, which is no easy task. However, Google is no stranger to building computer languages; it is the company behind stacks like the GO and Dart languages.
Let's look at how to run carbon, so at this point you need to install LLVM and Google's build tool, Bazel.