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I personally like to avoid the “writing in C++” experience. :/
by volemo 6mo ago
I personally like to avoid the “writing in C++” experience. :/
- amelius 6mo agoThe authors of a powerful solver package thought differently.
- onair4you 6mo agoIt might have more to do with the first release of Z3 being in 2012, with the first stable Rust release being in 2015. Rather than the authors of Z3 passing some kind of judgment on Rust…
- amelius 6mo agoZ3 uses a sophisticated and fast garbage collection scheme internally that doesn't mesh well with Rust idioms.
- invl 6mo agoIt's reference-counted at the boundaries. See https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3/blob/daf2506b6002149d531cb6c9d8ba976a040cd647/src/api/c%2B%2B/z3%2B%2B.h#L626 https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3/blob/daf2506b6002149d531cb6c9...
- mcphage 6mo agoThe authors of a powerful solver package were solving a different problem than the users of a powerful solver package, and so different tools may be appropriate.