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Yes, but everyone knows that it won't do that, and anyone who doesn't have brain freeze from the Rust Kool Aid understands that in programming languages, it's n
by sspiff 12y ago
Yes, but everyone knows that it won't do that, and anyone who doesn't have brain freeze from the Rust Kool Aid understands that in programming languages, it's never so clear cut.
I realize that Rust was designed to address the issues with existing systems programming languages, but surely it has flaws, tradeoffs and small annoyances, like every other programming language.
I really like Rust and see the value in what they are trying to achieve, but I'm realistic enough that it won't be perfect.
- steveklabnik 12y ago> surely it has flaws, tradeoffs and small annoyances, like every other programming language. Rust core team member here: it absolutely does. Rust is _far_ from perfect, as much as I love it. Anyone who tells you Rust has no flaws is lying.
- mholub 12y agoCan you describe in few words which flaws do you see in rust?
- iopq 12y agoOf course it does, but then it wouldn't be a comparison of C++ to Rust as much as a list of things Rust doesn't do well yet.