There's nothing stopping Rust from doing exactly what Zig does with also being a C compiler. It's not so much a language feature as it is a compiler feature. In

There's nothing stopping Rust from doing exactly what Zig does with also being a C compiler. It's not so much a language feature as it is a compiler feature. In fact you might even say that Zig paved the way for Rust to do exactly this. I think it's pretty in line with the goals of the project and I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to go for it. It's pretty fun because Rust was a huge inspiration for Zig, and so for it to turn around and then offer improvements back to Rust is a beautiful cycle :)