While I don't mean to snub anyone, it's sorta like C++ - most would not use it if there was a better option (C compat, little runtime/overhead). Go cannot (AFA

While I don't mean to snub anyone, it's sorta like C++ - most would not use it if there was a better option (C compat, little runtime/overhead). Go cannot (AFAIK) be used when you need C compat (i.e., I can't write a C-compatible plugin in it, whereas with Rust I can). I'd contend that "GC or not GC" is _probably_ a rather large requirement. Rust is nice enough that some may use it when they don't really need it. But fair enough, if my comment came off snubbish, my fault.