Re:The biggest threat to Rust's sustainability
by nicoburns on Friday March 19, 2021 @09:05AM
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> I'm saying that Rust should seriously fight for the market C++ was able to actually carve out, rather than the market C++ dreamed it could have when it first gained traction
That's exactly what Rust is doing. It used to have a runtime, green threads and a GC, but it doesn't because that's not what C++ developers want. And recent development work has been focussed on const generics and const fn which are both keys things seen as missing by C++ developers.
That's exactly what Rust is doing. It used to have a runtime, green threads and a GC, but it doesn't because that's not what C++ developers want. And recent development work has been focussed on const generics and const fn which are both keys things seen as missing by C++ developers.