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From my opinion, this is a way to try and push the adoption of Rust by shading an unpleasant light on the current contender : C/C++ An other way to say is that
by stephc_int13 6y ago
From my opinion, this is a way to try and push the adoption of Rust by shading an unpleasant light on the current contender : C/C++
An other way to say is that this is propaganda.
- steveklabnik 6y agoThat doesn’t make sense, given: > Both parts of this statement are false, at least in languages with unsafe features like Rust or C: The two languages share these features, which is the whole reason this is being written in the first place.
- stephc_int13 6y agoUnsafe as a language feature is something that was invented by the Rust design team. And I don't think there is much value to this concept. This is like calling code "ugly" and saying that's a feature. Pointers are not unsafe.