C++ isn't very homogenous in the features that people use. I was speaking more to the fact that one can use Rust in situations where C traditionally dominates.

C++ isn't very homogenous in the features that people use. I was speaking more to the fact that one can use Rust in situations where C traditionally dominates. OS's, embedded development. It's memory safety model allows you to section off unsafe code and craft safe interfaces while still operating on the bare metal. Like sibling comments mentioned, no_std is pretty great too.