I think you got your last sentence backwards. Because reading it literally, you mean what we have now is perfect. If that's the case, switching to Rust is a waste of time.
I think you got your last sentence backwards. Because reading it literally, you mean what we have now is perfect. If that's the case, switching to Rust is a waste of time.
No, it makes sense to me. Perfect is not what we have now (as evident to everybody outside of the "skill issue" denialists) but how C/C++ or a new language could get up to par with Rust with some enhancement, and without the latter's idiosyncrasies.