Re:Swift on Mac OS 9 (2020)
by donatj on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @07:33AM
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Go until 1.3 supported all the way back to Windows 2000. I was pretty sad when they yanked support, the idea of becoming a hermit running Win2k writing Go is an oddly satisfying fantasy.
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go is one of the rare language i can imagine using on a 20+ yo hardware / software stack. The whole go tooling is so much focused on simple and performant design that i think it wouldn't be too bad of an experience.
Until very recently the default linker for D on 32 bit Windows dated back to the 80s.
You could nearly get D code working for a 16 bit computer due to the history of the dmd backend, even.
Re:Swift on Mac OS 9 (2020)
by throwra620 on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @08:53AM
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Apart from it being an absolutely terrible programming language
Re:Swift on Mac OS 9 (2020)
by Shadonototra on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @10:24AM
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Go is a wonderful language, what are you talking about
Cloud native language of choice for a reason ;)