Another thing not to be underestimated: C and C++'s build tools and dependency process can be intimidating for new users. Rust uses a configuration file to spec

Another thing not to be underestimated: C and C++'s build tools and dependency process can be intimidating for new users. Rust uses a configuration file to specify dependencies and compile options, then runs with `cargo run`. This is notable on embedded, where the process for Rust is similar as non-embedded, with the addition of installing a CLI app like `probe-run`, and adding a config file specifying memory available. On C and C++, vendor-specific IDEs (Like STM32 cube) are appealing to configure the build process... and the starting files created with these are complicated, even for `hello world`.