What would be the level of Zig knowledge needed to do this exercise?
Or, asked differently, with no knowledge of Zig, what would be a realistic approach to trying this out? (Assuming an interest in learning Zig, with a background in C++)
What would be the level of Zig knowledge needed to do this exercise?
Or, asked differently, with no knowledge of Zig, what would be a realistic approach to trying this out? (Assuming an interest in learning Zig, with a background in C++)
It's definitely possible to hit the ground running you have some knowledge of systems programming. I would say that the Zig version is much easier to understand than the C version provided by the book because the Zig one uses `packed structs` instead of bit operations in some places, everything else is roughly the same.
I could easily understand stdlib code of zig after building some stuff for 2 days. Would be different for everyone but it is fairly easy