Which is why Rust is so interesting. It has deterministic upper bounds on performance. Not many new languages have this feature. Should eventually be useful

Which is why Rust is so interesting. It has deterministic upper bounds on performance. Not many new languages have this feature. Should eventually be useful for real-time systems and game developers. But based on my meager experience in the language, I disagree that Ada is a massive pain in the ass to program in. It's probably less verbose and friendlier than Java, for example. Certainly easier than programming in C, and much less prone to fatal mistakes.