Re:The Internet Has a C/C++ Problem and Developers Don't Wan...
by zzzcpan on Tuesday September 03, 2019 @10:12AM
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> This means languages which emphasize security, at the cost of ease of use, are at a disadvantage.
Why make such languages in the first place? Especially considering that you don't need to, user experience is not in conflict with emphasizing security.
Suggesting rewrites is also a non-solution, given that you can make C much safer without rewrites. The problem here is rather different: you just want people to use Rust, not actually solve any of the raised issues.
Why make such languages in the first place? Especially considering that you don't need to, user experience is not in conflict with emphasizing security.
Suggesting rewrites is also a non-solution, given that you can make C much safer without rewrites. The problem here is rather different: you just want people to use Rust, not actually solve any of the raised issues.