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Yes, but the whole value proposition of Circle is rewriting existing C++ libraries in safe C++. Because if not, you could "just" use Rust and call them from the
by ReleaseCandidat 2y ago
Yes, but the whole value proposition of Circle is rewriting existing C++ libraries in safe C++. Because if not, you could "just" use Rust and call them from there. And without an open source compiler that won't happen, even if it would be free as in beer.
- pjmlp 2y agoRegulation and certificed compilers also help to reach decisions.
- bluGill 2y agoNo, the value is you can use existing C++ with circle. Rust might be a great language, but if I have several million lines of C++ and I just want to work with a std::vector<MyCppClass> rust will have a lot of trouble.