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lud
Why does he keep saying the BEAM is C++ ?
Joep
https://github.com/erlang/otp
dorgan
C++ was added recently and only for the JIT(BeamAsm), the rest of the codebase is pure C: The Road to the JIT - Erlang/OTP
Sebb
Java came as a surprise here. Why is that?
D4no0
That is Jinterface, it offers utility functionality for communication between java and an erlang node.
christhekeele
lol, I get tounge-tied when presenting sometimes. Referenced C++ at the start of the talk and my mind fixated on it, apparently. Worth clarifying that the BEAM is pure C, nice and simple!
sodapopcan
Why isn’t it written in Rust?
And why did you present your talk in English? Why not Rust?
This was a great talk, btw. I’m re-watching with the context that you meant C and not C++ as that did stick out to me (even though that is out of my wheelhouse, but I was surprised the first time I watched it that BEAM was in C++).
D4no0
If the github is correct, a bigger part of native implementation is in C: