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What a weird post. The examples from Rust and Zig don’t fail gracefully, so they can’t be considered complete. Panicking on bad user input is bad code, too. And
by skywhopper 5y ago
What a weird post. The examples from Rust and Zig don’t fail gracefully, so they can’t be considered complete. Panicking on bad user input is bad code, too. And the main complaint seems to be that the C stdlib could be improved. But where it has been improved, the author complains that it’s really just doing the ugly stuff under the hood. What does the author think the Rust stdlib function is doing exactly?