I have never had any issues with the "unsafe" memory management of C++. Rust advocates make it sound like every C++ application does nothing but crashes and leaks. Of course that's not the case. With RAII and smart pointers memory management is a non-issue.
I have never had any issues with the "unsafe" memory management of C++. Rust advocates make it sound like every C++ application does nothing but crashes and leaks. Of course that's not the case. With RAII and smart pointers memory management is a non-issue.
Btw: zdnet.com/article/google-programmi...
Fuchsia supports C++ fully. Rust - not so much. This is one example of the ecosystem problem.
I'm not saying Rust doesn't have the features it has. They are just not that valuable FOR ME.