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Except that even if you write perfect code and have a compiler that supports all of the features... you code still won't be as safe as it is if rustc signs off
by colemickens 10y ago
Except that even if you write perfect code and have a compiler that supports all of the features... you code still won't be as safe as it is if rustc signs off on it.
This conversation happens in literally every single thread about Rust. Every single time someone implies that new features in 14/17 will somehow make Rust irrelevant, but it's simply not true. There are classes of problems which Rust can catch which a C++ compiler cannot. And I don't really care about "if all devs wrote perfect code" because we get a new CVE every 3 weeks from some C/C++ codebase that has brilliant people working on them.