Re:Ask HN: What is preventing rust from replacing c/c++?
by mmstick on Thursday July 20, 2017 @02:47AM
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Rust does much more than reducing bugs. It is able to reduce memory consumption, decrease the required amount of CPU cycles, and increase maintainability / adaptability. ADTs aren't a joke, and neither is Cargo, move semantics by default, and the borrow checker / borrowing and ownership mechanics as a whole. Shipping solutions in Rust can be done at record speeds, and integrate with existing software. Rust is wildly successful, and there's no way of stopping it.
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