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> Will Rust always be faster than C? (By 'always' did you mean 'ever'?) That may be so, but their advertising gives the wrong impression. They should keep the
by blake_himself 11y ago
> Will Rust always be faster than C?
(By 'always' did you mean 'ever'?)
That may be so, but their advertising gives the wrong impression. They should keep their claims muted until they can back them up.
- madez 11y agoIf you consider that robust and memory efficient parallelization is way more easily achieved in Rust than in C, Rust might already win today for some applications if you limit the developer time. In C it's hard to fulfill the requirements at all.