> So a nicer-written C that inherits all the issues from C?
It's actually a nicer-C that fixes most of the issues from C.
That's the point.
Rust is philosophically different and goes well beyond the "just be a better C".
> So a nicer-written C that inherits all the issues from C?
It's actually a nicer-C that fixes most of the issues from C.
That's the point.
Rust is philosophically different and goes well beyond the "just be a better C".