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Author of blog post here: Interesting that you say that. I came really close to saying in the blog post that Rust could be the alternative to C++ that I am look
by thebear 13y ago
Author of blog post here: Interesting that you say that. I came really close to saying in the blog post that Rust could be the alternative to C++ that I am looking for. But then I decided that I know way too little about Rust at this point to make that statement.
- mpyne 13y agoThe one thing with Rust is that it seems to me to also offer so much fine control on memory ownership that it would start to develop its own set of "gotcha"s. With that said I'm looking forward to seeing progress on the language as I think we've been needing a systems programming language where you can express ownership semantics as part of the language itself, and have the compiler check those for you.