Originally posted by Weasel
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Compatibility issues, does happen for good reason(language grows, become more mature and functional). There is simple work around for it, to have both python 2 and 3 which implemented even in Gentoo.
Python I understand is relatively light weight on size and resources if done right. It's choice of noobs in programming, because it allows to have shit done, as such 0 optimisation generally, but it's not language problem. It's overall skills problem. Don't blame hammer if you hit your fingers with it all the time.(not you, but generally)
Not sure what container you talk about.
I have been compiling GCC on my Gentoo for years, it's very rarely ever fails to compile itself. So you are complaining about things that have not even happened yet.
So far non of your complaints had any merit.
For someone as seasoned as you are, it should be no brainer. At time of compilation of GCC disable whatever languages you don't need with appropriate variables. Don't like python - disable it at compile time, problem solved? How does this affect you then?
I am for one - happy to see python in GCC. I am not a programmer, just trying thing or two, by making a few simple programs for personal consumption(copy paste app between android and my Linux box that doesn't depend on 3rd party services + little remainder that tells em to drink water).
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