Be careful when you say that everything can be converted to C. While that's true in a naive fashion, it gets rid of a lot of additional information. For exampl

Be careful when you say that everything can be converted to C. While that's true in a naive fashion, it gets rid of a lot of additional information. For example, Rust can sometimes beat C because it's (1) often more friendly to auto-vectorization and (2) it has additional aliasing information.