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No one in their right mind is wondering that. Going from "go ahead, do whatever you want" memory management to Rust's ownerhsip system or object oriented progra
by akiselev 10y ago
No one in their right mind is wondering that. Going from "go ahead, do whatever you want" memory management to Rust's ownerhsip system or object oriented programming to trait based programming isn't something anyone excepts to happen without some perseverance.
- Animats 10y ago"Expects", I think. Ask who really needs Rust. People who write code that has to work and causes real trouble when it doesn't. That includes embedded system programmers. They're typically into C and can use an oscilloscope. They seldom know C++ and have never heard of Haskell. But they can lay out a circuit board and get it to work. Rust needs to be accessible to those people.
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