The const keyword really doesn't mean anything. It is not checked at runtime, so a buffer-overrun could change the const member regardless
It may or may not be easier to "maintain and extend" a Rust implementation, but it will surely be even easier to find people to do those things if they keep it in C. EDIT: Rephrased the sentence
The only times I have ever wanted to freeze an application it was for the purpose of it not hogging CPU time in favor of some interactive program, and had no better way of doing that. On Linux, the Con Kolivas MuQSS CPU…
The const keyword really doesn't mean anything. It is not checked at runtime, so a buffer-overrun could change the const member regardless
It may or may not be easier to "maintain and extend" a Rust implementation, but it will surely be even easier to find people to do those things if they keep it in C. EDIT: Rephrased the sentence
The only times I have ever wanted to freeze an application it was for the purpose of it not hogging CPU time in favor of some interactive program, and had no better way of doing that. On Linux, the Con Kolivas MuQSS CPU…