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Rust ain't ever going to replace C or C++, sorry. The article doesn't mention the great improvements in static analysis and code coverage tools.
by purplezooey 8y ago
Rust ain't ever going to replace C or C++, sorry. The article doesn't mention the great improvements in static analysis and code coverage tools.
- tatersolid 8y ago> The article doesn't mention the great improvements in static analysis and code coverage tools. These tools clearly don’t work for solving memory safety issues. The number of CVEs involving memory safety errors in C/C++ each year continues to increase. Not that “don’t work” could mean “are unused” because they are too expensive, difficult, noisy with false positives, whatever. The point is they have not solved the problem, not even close.