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What do you mean? Rust supports far more platforms. Also Rust has a lot more inherent safety features than go. (I think Go is great and its my primary languag
by preisschild 11mo ago
What do you mean? Rust supports far more platforms.
Also Rust has a lot more inherent safety features than go.
(I think Go is great and its my primary language)
- superkuh 11mo agoIn terms of compilation of programs Go is far, far easier than Rust. For Rust to compile a random Rust program on the internet one almost always has to have the absolutely latest out of repo compiler toolchain from curl rustup.whatever | sh. The normal 4 year release cycle is incompatible with rust development. For commercial use cases this doesn't matter. But for open source like the tor project it does. That said, since they use Firefox this bridge has already been burned.
- norman784 11mo agoAFAIK if the project has a rust-toolchain.toml[0] file, cargo will download the correct compiler for the project. [0] https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/overrides.html#the-toolchain-file https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/overrides.html#the-toolch...
- anthk 11mo agoNo Rust under OpenBSD i686. Rust on PowerMacs? Alpha?