I don't know that Rust would solve the issues you mentioned. It's great for fixing memory errors, and making it hard to make logical mistakes where you forget t

I don't know that Rust would solve the issues you mentioned. It's great for fixing memory errors, and making it hard to make logical mistakes where you forget to handle a particular case. But it doesn't do much to stop deadlocks, quadratic algorithms, or 'scheduling' type mistakes where a thread gets into an asynchronously reptitive loop.