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While it's all software that compiles down to assembly in the end, there's a lot of code that is monstrously difficult to do in C, especially at scale, but rela
by sunshowers 3y ago
While it's all software that compiles down to assembly in the end, there's a lot of code that is monstrously difficult to do in C, especially at scale, but relatively straightforward to do in Rust with 1-5% of the dev time. There are also many skilled developers who would simply refuse to do a project like this in C, but would be happy to do it in Rust.
As a simple example, writing portable I/O code can be a huge burden in C, but has been abstracted away through libraries like mio in Rust.
- SV_BubbleTime 3y agoCode compiles down to machine code. Not assembly. If I give you assembly and disassembly, you’ll prefer the former. Ok. You find it difficult to do things in C. Understood. I believe the topic is of end features, bit maintenance or abstraction.
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