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not on Mac/I/watch/tvOS where much of the core platform API is objective-c (Which swift has first class support for), and C++ (because of poor 90s decisions).
by olliej 5y ago
not on Mac/I/watch/tvOS where much of the core platform API is objective-c (Which swift has first class support for), and C++ (because of poor 90s decisions).
But also missing the point that you can't implement a subclass or what have you in rust, and if every interface you have is C then you have an exercise in mass unsafe code.
- steveklabnik 5y agoBoth Objective C and C++ can call things that use the C ABI. Rust code ships in real products on those platforms.