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Anyone who understands Rust's good points wouldn't write a comment like yours. Rust's goal is to be a systems language that allows one to write programs with n
by theseoafs 12y ago
Anyone who understands Rust's good points wouldn't write a comment like yours. Rust's goal is to be a systems language that allows one to write programs with native performance (equivalent to C's) without sacrificing the safety of higher-level languages by leveraging an advanced type system. Haskell is an extremely poor candidate for that niche.
- lmm 12y agoIt is entirely possible to write native-performance (better than C++, and soft-realtime at the same time) programs in Haskell; I've seen it done in a professional environment.