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Side note: Nothing is provable in rust because it does not have a formal, verifiable specification. We have a reference implementation that we believe does the
by dimitrios1 5y ago
Side note: Nothing is provable in rust because it does not have a formal, verifiable specification. We have a reference implementation that we believe does the things it says it does on one particular architecture. But trust, not proofs, is indeed required. >:) (don't downvote murder me, I love rust)
- steveklabnik 5y agoA subset of Rust has been formalized and proven, but you're right that we're still working on it.