I can't use generic lambdas at compile-time, now what? (blog.ganets.ky) 1 points by ibobev 9d ago ↗ HN
[–] amelius 6d ago ↗ At what point will people just use AI to translate their entire C++ codebase to Rust and be done with all the peculiarities and limitations that the language accumulated over decades? [–] pjmlp 6d ago ↗ When Rust does the same with their C++ dependencies in LLVM and GCC for the reference compilers.Fully bootstrap rustc with Cranelift, and with AI help match the capabilities, supported platforms, and ongoing contributions, that LLVM and GCC get.After all we don't want C++ bugs sneaking in into Rust's backend. [–] uhaudy 6d ago ↗ Maybe Rust can get a mandate like Ada in the 1990s. And then Rust code, like Ada code, could get to blow up a rocket.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flight_V88
[–] pjmlp 6d ago ↗ When Rust does the same with their C++ dependencies in LLVM and GCC for the reference compilers.Fully bootstrap rustc with Cranelift, and with AI help match the capabilities, supported platforms, and ongoing contributions, that LLVM and GCC get.After all we don't want C++ bugs sneaking in into Rust's backend. [–] uhaudy 6d ago ↗ Maybe Rust can get a mandate like Ada in the 1990s. And then Rust code, like Ada code, could get to blow up a rocket.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flight_V88
[–] uhaudy 6d ago ↗ Maybe Rust can get a mandate like Ada in the 1990s. And then Rust code, like Ada code, could get to blow up a rocket.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flight_V88
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[ 6.0 ms ] story [ 20.2 ms ] threadFully bootstrap rustc with Cranelift, and with AI help match the capabilities, supported platforms, and ongoing contributions, that LLVM and GCC get.
After all we don't want C++ bugs sneaking in into Rust's backend.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flight_V88