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The problem is on the long run: syntax stability, avoiding feature creeps with extensions/attributes, like we actually have with C (c++ is beyond saving due to
by sylware 3y ago
The problem is on the long run: syntax stability, avoiding feature creeps with extensions/attributes, like we actually have with C (c++ is beyond saving due to its absurd and grotesque complexity).
Without that, you won't have real-life alternatives.
- ajross 3y ago> avoiding feature creeps with extensions/attributes, That seems like a purely semantic argument? Rust is adding features extremely rapidly! You're just saying it's "development" if it's done by one entity but "creep" if it's done by someone else?