However you put it, tooling support is way, way better for C and C++ for obvious reasons. Other critical bits for commercial development in many industries (ce

However you put it, tooling support is way, way better for C and C++ for obvious reasons. Other critical bits for commercial development in many industries (certs, standards, third-party support, official bindings...) are also completely lacking. That is not something against Rust, it is just what happens until things get popular enough.