Re:“Rust is safe” is not some kind of absolute guarantee of ...
by UncleMeat on Sunday October 02, 2022 @06:32PM
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That's true for "soundness" too. Things aren't just "sound". They are sound with respect to something. So when you use "soundness" as a comparison against "safety", you'll have to understand how somebody could interpret your post in the way that I did.
Almost all discussion about Rust is in comparison to C and C++, by far the dominant languages for developing native applications. C and C++ are famously neither type-safe nor memory-safe and it becomes a pretty easy shorthand in discussions of Rust for "safety" to refer to these properties.
Almost all discussion about Rust is in comparison to C and C++, by far the dominant languages for developing native applications. C and C++ are famously neither type-safe nor memory-safe and it becomes a pretty easy shorthand in discussions of Rust for "safety" to refer to these properties.