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This comment on Reddit I think explains why I think there is a big difference between C and C++ and why in my opinion Rust is not the best substitute for the fo
by kristoff_it 7y ago
This comment on Reddit I think explains why I think there is a big difference between C and C++ and why in my opinion Rust is not the best substitute for the former:
https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d50u9g/why_go_and_not_rust/f0j5na2/ https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d50u9g/why_go_...
- shmerl 7y agoI agree with the view of "portable assembly", or to say it more correctly, language that allows high level of control. Rust at least aims at that, so it should be a good replacement for C. Some things were still missing though, if I remember correctly something like handling memory allocation errors was an issue, which is important for embedded systems and similar scenarios. I suppose there was some plan to address that.