I was looking for something to disprove my idea: there is (should be) no difference.
Simply because, besides compiler or software bugs, the target machine code should be basically the same. Of course in C you need to add the "safety" runtime which is provided by Rust. But once put on feature parity, there is (should be) no difference.
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[ 4.2 ms ] story [ 17.2 ms ] threadI was looking for something to disprove my idea: there is (should be) no difference.
Simply because, besides compiler or software bugs, the target machine code should be basically the same. Of course in C you need to add the "safety" runtime which is provided by Rust. But once put on feature parity, there is (should be) no difference.
Any different idea there?