totally new to UE so forgive the noob question if this is already possible… basically i was wondering, as i am not fond of C++ at all, and since better options have become available, and thus i prefer learning a language properly designed from the ground up like Rust or GO instead of the kludge C++ is, does the UE team have plans, and dare i say an ETA, on providing an interface for languages such as Rust, D, Pony, or GO, so that we can code in something else than C++? i trust i don’t have to explain the issues with C++ that, at long last, Rust is finally addressing.
personally, i don’t care spending the next 10 years of my life becoming a C++ expert just so i can efficiently use UE, especially when in 10 years, the IT world will have moved along so much that C++ might not be required any longer.
You could possibly bridge C++ and Rust using Rust’s C FFI. Surely something similar exists on the C++ side, something that allows you to define C-ABI compatible functions?
But you can’t use the Objective-C SDK in C++, so I don’t really understand the reasoning Just because they are similar, I can’t use this library in a C++ program.
Also, JavaScript and NodeJS are almost the same, yet, of course, both are supported.
Just because they are similar, I can’t use this library in a C++ program.