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That's not really what happens. Most Rust code actually does whatever is easiest to get the borrow checker to stop complaining, including extending lifetime bey
by mgaunard 2y ago
That's not really what happens. Most Rust code actually does whatever is easiest to get the borrow checker to stop complaining, including extending lifetime beyond the scope that is necessary, and putting reference counting everywhere.
- sunshowers 2y agoI'm not one to boast, but at least my Rust code doesn't do that much. Feel free to have a look, basically all the professional Rust code I've ever written is free software. Rust is a lot better than GC languages at memory usage, and (because borrowing is actually safe) a bit better than C++.