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Regarding "ignoring the major difference", I explicitly tried to not compare them too much - because I know too little of both. Now I know more about Nim, but n
by gokr 12y ago
Regarding "ignoring the major difference", I explicitly tried to not compare them too much - because I know too little of both. Now I know more about Nim, but not Rust.
Regarding GC, its not fully "required" in Nim either, but yes, the GC is a big differentiator and probably one of the things making someone prefer one over the other.
- dbaupp 12y agoYou did compare them too much: comparing error handling idioms requires more spcific language knowledge than noting that Rust is designed to be used without a GC (all functionality works and is safe with no garbage collection), but Nim is not.