It’s a systems language (whatever that means). It can also be a glue language if you want it to be since it has high-level capabilities. Since being an austere

It’s a systems language (whatever that means). It can also be a glue language if you want it to be since it has high-level capabilities. Since being an austere systems programming language is kind of a defunct 90’s thing. You argue that you would use a higher-level language for that part. Fair. But I don’t see the objective argument for using C for the low-level part. You just say that you want to use C. That’s preference and has nothing to do with Rust being a language that can do multiple things.