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But do you agree that Rust stole many things from C++? Because that was his point, the whole argument about developers identifying with their work seems to sid
by d1zzy 6y ago
But do you agree that Rust stole many things from C++?
Because that was his point, the whole argument about developers identifying with their work seems to sidetrack the original discussion.
- zamalek 6y agoOf course Rust "stole" many things, there wouldn't be much of a language if it didn't. C++ is a crucial piece of history in the evolution of programming languages. > the whole argument about developers identifying Taking inspiration from C++ is inseparable from developing a language today. Arguing about who "stole" ideas is sidetracking the overall discussion, in the first place. The development of C++ is being hampered by the perception of a threat/enemy who "steals" ideas - which is a very human and normal way to act. If the discussion is "them/Rust" vs. "us/C++", then the reasoning behind that counterproductive mindset is worth talking about.