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Agreed, and then for example when you go to further reexamine performance and maybe try to fit parts of the binaries into cache, then you're trying to possibly
by digikata 10y ago
Agreed, and then for example when you go to further reexamine performance and maybe try to fit parts of the binaries into cache, then you're trying to possibly optimize at two-different levels at the same time. This isn't to say that Rust will have the same problem, I hope it avoids it entirely. But if the question is why is there a vague feeling of dread when Rust declares a turing complete type system - a C++ template meta-programming ghost is the reason for me.
- kibwen 10y agoAs tatterdemalion's top comment in this thread states, the deliberate restrictions imposed by the Rust compiler prevent type-level programming from being used for the arcane tasks that TMPL achieves in C++. To say nothing of the fact that Rust has far easier and better ways of achieving metaprogramming than abusing the type system...