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It also is vindication for making Rust easy to combine with other languages. If you tried to do this with Go and its own custom stdlib, main(), GC, threads, st
by bsdetector 11y ago
It also is vindication for making Rust easy to combine with other languages. If you tried to do this with Go and its own custom stdlib, main(), GC, threads, stacks it would be a nightmare (not to mention an extra 1 MiB to the binary).
- castell 11y agoGo and Rust have different purposes. You can think of Go as a leaner Java/C#. And Rust as a safer C/C++. Despite both Go and Rust are labeled as "system programming languages" by some, there are different understandings what "system" exactly means in that context.
- scosman 11y agoGo 1.5 adds c-archive mode, which takes care of 1 of your complaints (no "extra main()" requirement).