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As an aside, Rust is making significant strides in many of those areas. It hasn’t had the longevity of C++ which already has all of that, but it is getting bett
by bluejekyll 8y ago
As an aside, Rust is making significant strides in many of those areas. It hasn’t had the longevity of C++ which already has all of that, but it is getting better.
Things take time and energy.
- pjmlp 8y agoAgreed, that is why I like Rust and still argue for C++ at the same time. It took decades for C++ to reach where it is, so any improvement to handle C++ caveats for current codebases is great. In the meantime Rust, or any other safer systems languages, can keep improving and slowly start replacing C++ on new projects. Same applies to some kind of Safe C, Checked C or whatever finally manages to win the hearts of UNIX kernel devs.
- Koshkin 8y ago... while C++ already has taken space and enjoys momentum.