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by MaulingMonkey
3106 days ago
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The main advantage I see Rust having here is making it a little easier to (ab)use the stack for temporary stuff in a way that can be verified to be safe. Nothing you can't already do in C++ at the expense of the occasional heisenbug. Games often create their own allocators for a variety of reasons (specialized allocation strategies for speed or fragmentation reasons, adding debug statistics, enforcing memory budgets for (sub)systems, etc.) - although that's not terribly OS or language specific. |
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