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by fuwafuwa
3264 days ago
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Code already written in C/C++. I don't think there's anything stopping Rust from snowballing at this time. It's built some very strong libraries for certain problem domains, and because there's package management, it's possible to reuse it. This has already substantially reduced the friction of "systems" programming since you don't run into a challenging build process. But for the majority of folks the answer for an immediate need is still a tool or framework they already use. |
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