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The next 20 years of Python

The next 20 years of Python

Posted Jul 13, 2013 6:01 UTC (Sat) by b7j0c (guest, #27559)
In reply to: The next 20 years of Python by Cato
Parent article: The next 20 years of Python

twenty years from now you will only find 32-bit architectures in museums, so i'm not sure why you are bringing this up (everyone who works with go has heard it numerous times before and rightly sees it as a nonissue)

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The next 20 years of Python

Posted Jul 13, 2013 9:12 UTC (Sat) by Cato (guest, #7643) [Link]

For people who have to build 32-bit apps now, this could be a real issue so it's worth flagging it. However, it seems to have been solved to some extent since I last looked at it.

The next 20 years of Python

Posted Jul 14, 2013 8:02 UTC (Sun) by dlang (guest, #313) [Link]

you mean like there are no 8 bit architectures being used any longer?

ohh, I guess you haven't heard that there are more 8 bit processors being built and sold today than ever before, far more 8 bit processors are sold than 32 bit processors.

Now, it's true you don't see general purpose computers being sold with 8 bit processors any longer, but that's not the same as "only found in museums"


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