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It’s more pronounced than in other languages. You could have an entire file with zero errors. No red squiggles, nothing. Then after you fix your errors in diffe
by Matthias247 7y ago
It’s more pronounced than in other languages. You could have an entire file with zero errors. No red squiggles, nothing. Then after you fix your errors in different files suddenly errors show up (eg for borrow checking, thread safety analysis, etc).
- dx87 7y agoThat always gets me. I'll be writing some code and think I finally got really proficient with Rust because I'm not getting any errors or warnings, then I try to compile and find out an error in another file was preventing the compiler from showing me everything wrong in my current file.
- mxcrossb 7y agoYes I think what rust fans should argue is not that it’s just like compile time errors in other languages, but more like run time errors.