That's actually a motivating reason for why people and companys tend to like Rust . many people transition to rust because c++ has become very bloated, complex, and the rules for what happens in the language can be more complicated than x86 assembly...

I wasn't implying otherwise. As I said, there's plenty of Rust that is inspired by C++. A lot of the 'const fn' stuff is talked about in the context of constexpr, for example. A lot of the const generics as well.