@vaporeon_ In high energy physics we used this for almost all of our data analysis
@vaporeon_ particle physicists used to use CINT, an open-source C++ interpreter
They switched to Cling in 2013
@wallhackio Why are particle physicists interpreting C++ instead of compiling it?
@vaporeon_ (this is a joke obviously they knew python existed. But what they are doing is a perfect use case for python. They did eventually make python bindings to the C++ library physicists use to analyze particle physics data but it was too late, everyone just uses cling now)