Sr. Software Engineer at CallRail building developer tooling and engineering platforms. PhD student at the University of Nebraska studying bioinformatics. Editor at JOSS.
in the Python example, a lot of its "systems" capabilities are provided via C in some way or another. in other words, any hardware manipulation you'd think you were doing with Python would actually be happening in C (although I guess you could say the same about C and assembly so where do you draw the line?)
in the Python example, a lot of its "systems" capabilities are provided via C in some way or another. in other words, any hardware manipulation you'd think you were doing with Python would actually be happening in C (although I guess you could say the same about C and assembly so where do you draw the line?)
this wiki might be interesting to you:
wiki.osdev.org/Languages