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I'm surprised by the use of Rust in domains where a GC is perfectly fine, like much of CLI tooling. Manual memory management is one of the most time consuming i
by Barrin92 4y ago
I'm surprised by the use of Rust in domains where a GC is perfectly fine, like much of CLI tooling. Manual memory management is one of the most time consuming issues to deal with and I don't understand why people are burdening themselves with it in domains where it's not strictly necessary.
If you want an ML / C family hybrid language there's Ocaml, or if you just want a fast static-binary language there's Go.
- juancampa 4y agoRust memory is not manually managed though. At least not in the sense where you have to remember to free things or not use dangling pointers. The amount of memory management in (non unsafe) Rust code, at least in my experience, is minimal.