> This raises the bar to learning the language, but I look at it this way: learning Rust is humanly possible, writing bug-free C code is not. It's simply impos

> This raises the bar to learning the language, but I look at it this way: learning Rust is humanly possible, writing bug-free C code is not. It's simply impossible to write completely safe c code. Lots of bug like heart bleed, dirty cow, whatever, you name it was write by people that have dozens years of experiment and they still make accidents. Switch the language is expensive of course. But it might worth it eventually if this project continue to run for a long time (or the project got abandoned before it pays off, who knows?)