Ring and Memory Management.

[Antonio F.S.]

Hello Mahmoud,

Interesting article about programming languages, their paradigms, and
memory management. Perhaps it could serve as a basis for creating a good
article about Ring on this topic?

https://medium.com/@alexander.paul.gilbert/oop-vs-functional-is-dead-ff51a70c83ce


Best regards,
Antonio F.S.

[Mansour Ayouni]

Hello Antonio,

You raised an interesting subject: although Ring is a high level language that abstracts memory and other low level stuff nicely for us, I believe a professional programmer should be fluent in this field to be able to make performant applications.

That's why Softanza (StzLib) modeled things like stzMemory, stzBuffer and stzPointer, and made them very easy to use and play with. Take a look at this article to see how:

https://github.com/mayouni/stzlib/blob/main/libraries/stzlib/base/doc/narrations/stz-lowlevel-system-programming.md

All the best,

Mansour

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[Antonio F.S.]

Hello Mansour,

Wow! It seems you anticipated my suggestion, as you already had an article written on the subject. I’m really looking forward to diving into the Ring ecosystem and especially into Softanza; but unfortunately, even though I now have more daily time, I also have other things to do and I’m moving rather slowly with the videos.
In any case, I can see how the tools for Ring are growing in both quantity and quality. This is encouraging and, of course, something the language deserves.

Very interesting and enjoyable what you’ve written titled "Your First Experience with System Programming: No Fear."

Thank you very much.
Fraternal greetings,
Antonio F.S.
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