> If your C++ code tends to be more functional, idempotent, >or transaction-based, and if it has clear ownership of >objects, then translating to Rust will be m

> If your C++ code tends to be more functional, idempotent, >or transaction-based, and if it has clear ownership of >objects, then translating to Rust will be much easier That's exactly the kind of c++ code you probably don't have to refactor/move to another language at all