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>"Rust ... is pretty much a drop-in replacement for C++" Performance and "low-levelness" wise it most likely is. From high level point of view it messes with h
by FpUser 4y ago
>"Rust ... is pretty much a drop-in replacement for C++"
Performance and "low-levelness" wise it most likely is. From high level point of view it messes with how one must think when writing code and is missing some features / paradigms found in modern C++ (for better or worse, not gonna dwell on it here).
In my opinion it is closer to "drop-in replacement" for C.
- oytis 4y agoI mean modulo interop with legacy code or need for proprietary compilers Rust can be used wherever C++ is used. Not quite true for C#, Go etc.