In my case, I wouldn't do it for two reasons. First, if the whole point of using Rust is "memory safety", then writing everything unsafe would be missing the e

In my case, I wouldn't do it for two reasons. First, if the whole point of using Rust is "memory safety", then writing everything unsafe would be missing the entire point. I'd rather do it well at some time in the future, when I properly understand the language. Which leads me to my second point: at this point, I'd rather do it in C (which I did). I haven't done much C lately, but I'm at least aware of its strengths, weaknesses, and best practices. Better to use an old tool well than a new one badly. More expert Rust programmers can probably give a better answer.