Let's look at Rust's homepage: - Zero-cost abstractions - C++, in my opinion, is the founding father of zero-cost abstractions. - Move semantics - we've had this since C++11. - Threads without data races - C++11…
I agree, that was rather brash. They're not bad programmers. I tried to clarify that in my previous comment. I think C++'s biggest failing is how large and convoluted it is but, in relation to the thread's question, how…
My views are the responses you'll probably get from the people who've been doing systems programming in C for the past 20 years. I don't doubt lots of common applications have memory issues. Maybe not a definite…
I think the bad programmers are ones who state "segfault protection" as a feature of Rust because they read it on Rust's site. I genuinely don't think these features of Rust are really all that useful (they're being…
I think it has a fair chance (Go is a "systems" language and grew very quickly). I also believe you'll see it pop up in unikernels as well. Why, you ask? Because there's always 1 person that starts a project that gets…
Let's look at Rust's homepage: - Zero-cost abstractions - C++, in my opinion, is the founding father of zero-cost abstractions. - Move semantics - we've had this since C++11. - Threads without data races - C++11…
I agree, that was rather brash. They're not bad programmers. I tried to clarify that in my previous comment. I think C++'s biggest failing is how large and convoluted it is but, in relation to the thread's question, how…
My views are the responses you'll probably get from the people who've been doing systems programming in C for the past 20 years. I don't doubt lots of common applications have memory issues. Maybe not a definite…
I think the bad programmers are ones who state "segfault protection" as a feature of Rust because they read it on Rust's site. I genuinely don't think these features of Rust are really all that useful (they're being…
I think it has a fair chance (Go is a "systems" language and grew very quickly). I also believe you'll see it pop up in unikernels as well. Why, you ask? Because there's always 1 person that starts a project that gets…