So you dont know the language and you think you can say it has no benefit to Rust, despite that industry legends say so and there is actual evidence for it?
100% guarantee of no occorance of the most security relevant issues is no benefit?
Increased understanding of how a proper memory management can look like neither?
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.
So you dont know the language and you think you can say it has no benefit to Rust, despite that industry legends say so and there is actual evidence for it?
100% guarantee of no occorance of the most security relevant issues is no benefit?
Increased understanding of how a proper memory management can look like neither?
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.