Rust has shown that it’s yet another language that kind of sort of addresses 3% of the issues c/c++ has, tops.
Probably because like 95% of C++'s issues are self-inflicted and don't need to be addressed if you use a different language in the first place, and 1% of them are fundamentally unsolvable by any language.
I really don't like C++ but it's hard to come up with thirty-odd times as many other terrible problems as the ones Rust addresses.
Probably because like 95% of C++'s issues are self-inflicted and don't need to be addressed if you use a different language in the first place, and 1% of them are fundamentally unsolvable by any language.
I really don't like C++ but it's hard to come up with thirty-odd times as many other terrible problems as the ones Rust addresses.