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As I understand it, the goal is for Rust to perform as well or better than C++ without the need for an unsafe mode. From the long discussions I've seen on the R
by djur 12y ago
As I understand it, the goal is for Rust to perform as well or better than C++ without the need for an unsafe mode. From the long discussions I've seen on the Rust mailing list, I think the likelihood of a "disable all checks" mode is nil.
- BlackMonday 12y agoYes, idiomatic C++ which uses the safety features that C++ has to offer, as far as I understand. Not the raw performance that C++ can give you. Just wanted to point that out. Source: http://pcwalton.blogspot.de/2010/12/c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html http://pcwalton.blogspot.de/2010/12/c-design-goals-in-contex...