Is there any update as to when Python will be upgraded to 3.8+? It has been over a year since its original release of 3.8 and now with 3.9.1 and 3.8.7 having been released earlier this month, I don’t think there has been a better time to readdress this.
I’m really dying to use the 3.8 walrus operator and the new typing features of 3.9.
Are there any pieces of news on CIG platform update like C++ with -O3, Numba package for Python, introduction of Julia, refresh on Rust compiler or .Net upgrade among others?
Ha ok, I thought you were saying this in the context of Typescript.
It’s a shame as there are a lot of performances improvements and new feature that will be useful for C# users…
Erf… Polls are no more editable after 5 minutes. I wanted to add “I don’t care! I prefer make a mess by creating polls to ask for everyone’s opinion while the CM already said that no update was planned.” as an option.
Hi, would it be possible to bump the Rust compiler version ? The current one on CodinGame is 1.38.0 (the latest stable is 1.51.0). The language has changed since then, which can be a bit misleading when facing errors that cannot be reproduced locally if you just have the latest stable version (what the Rust documentation, SO and your IDE tell is not aligned anymore with the compilation error you may have). Notably, newer Rust versions allows to easily preallocate “big” (ie more than 32 elements…) arrays on the stack, which is not possible with 1.38.0 without using unsafe code. It is not bad, for optimization, but also just to learn the language…
I’ve just had confirmation that there will be an update of the languages just before the Spring Challenge which begins next week. Hopefully, end of this week.
Rust and Python (among others) versions will be updated. But not for C#, GO, PHP, and TypeScript. Also, the Dart update will not be retro-compatible, and will break every existing codes I’ll email impacted people.
I will share the complete list update as soon as it’s up.