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I would argue that in some sense it is, just because of the enforced safety and correctness.
by norman784 2y ago
I would argue that in some sense it is, just because of the enforced safety and correctness.
- peoplefromibiza 2y agoSo it's Ada since 1980, before C++ was even created.
- sroussey 2y agoI wrote my first optimizing compiler for Ada in C++ around 1990.
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- uecker 2y agoIt does neither enforce correctness nor safety. It enforces memory safety in programs that stick to the safe subset. But don't get me wrong, Rust certainly has many good ideas and the focus on memory safety is good. I still do not think it is a great language.