No. All the core libraries in HPC/Machine learnings have native C++ (or C) underneath. This will continue to be the case for at least another decade as the inve

No. All the core libraries in HPC/Machine learnings have native C++ (or C) underneath. This will continue to be the case for at least another decade as the investment needed to rewrite is massive (FORTRAN still exists!). If you want to jump on trends about some vague/superfluous memory safety issues you have solved, then go ahead with the pain of writing in Rust and trying to make it interoperate with C/C++ libraries. Otherwise stick to C++. Zig is a better language than Rust but it is even further behind in native support for the HPC/ML space.