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Keep in mind that the original point of erlang was "reliable software", not "high performance" (quotes because those are fuzzy terms) - there are many classes of errors that simply cannot happen in erlang that happen all the time in real-world C++ programming. You also get distributed computation for free via a well-tested VM.



No doubt, I just wanted to point out that C++ does support concurrency and in some use cases can even be superior.




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