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> If I also need clang and rust for all the platforms, and learn rust, for some questionable benefits I can see the arguments against needing 2 different C-com
by josteink 7y ago
> If I also need clang and rust for all the platforms, and learn rust, for some questionable benefits
I can see the arguments against needing 2 different C-compiler toolchains, not to mention how this may limit target platform-support to the minimum subset supported by both compilers...
But to argue that Rust only provides "questionable benefits" is really not reasonable.
Even the hipster Javascript crowd has discovered that providing more information to a/the compiler (Typescript) almost unconditionally provides higher code-quality and better results.
When will the C-crowd do the same? When will they shed their "I know better than any machine"-like elitism?
- megous 7y agoRead it as "Questionable benefits in the context of the kernel."