I agree, I’m glad Rust is addressing it, one the most annoying things about D is the lack of stack traces and is the reason I stopped using it and switched to G

I agree, I’m glad Rust is addressing it, one the most annoying things about D is the lack of stack traces and is the reason I stopped using it and switched to Go entirely, I wrote a blog post[0] about D vs Go and their approaches to stack traces, at least Rust acknowledges the problem. [0] https://bithavoc.io/blog/2020/01/01/go-binary-size-descision/ https://bithavoc.io/blog/2020/01/01/go-binary-size-descision...