Thank you — it’s good to know that. Rust is not my first-choice language; which means that I tend to use it when I need something non-trivial and low-level. The

Thank you — it’s good to know that. Rust is not my first-choice language; which means that I tend to use it when I need something non-trivial and low-level. The problem, of course, is that it colours the experience, so I’m always curious to listen to other experiences. > There are also a lot of nice features in Rust other than the pure absolute runtime efficiency. Certainly! I reread my earlier post and see how it could have been more qualified; what I meant to say was if the burden of the borrow-checker is so high that the user needs to use the ~Rc~ by default /I/ would find it hard to justify Rust for /that/ type of programming over other languages with similar features.