They're not "better" than Rust (I'm not even sure what that means), but they're cheaper, and that's why they're more popular. I'm referring to Trust-in-Soft (th

They're not "better" than Rust (I'm not even sure what that means), but they're cheaper, and that's why they're more popular. I'm referring to Trust-in-Soft (the people behind Frama-C) and some other similar tools, although I now see that TiS say they support all of C++11.