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And yet, Rust doesn't sacrifice performance and it has all kinds of those guardrails.
by zaphar 1y ago
And yet, Rust doesn't sacrifice performance and it has all kinds of those guardrails.
- uecker 1y agoI think it is a bit myth that Rust does not sacrifice performance. If you stick to the safe part Rust usually does not seem to achieve the performance of C/C++ according to what I have seen and read. I agree that the cleaner separation of unsafe and safe parts is an advantage of Rust.
- ladyanita22 1y agoThe clean separation between Unsafe and Safe rust is precisely, IMO, one of its biggest advantages (and the reason why it'll be superior to almost anything C++ comes up with).