We're all just waiting for a formal Rust Reference Manual to be published, so that the official ANSI/ISO C and C++ standards can be replaced by a single-line re

We're all just waiting for a formal Rust Reference Manual to be published, so that the official ANSI/ISO C and C++ standards can be replaced by a single-line reference to that. Since all practical C/C++ programs will necessarily invoke undefined behavior at some point, doing this is even 100% legal by the previous versions of these standards, even though it means rejecting the older C/C++ syntax altogether; it's really just replacing runtime nasal demons with a far more benign compile-time diagnostic!