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by petre
2547 days ago
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The overall experience is similar. Rust definitely has better error messages. The difference is that in C once your program actually compliles it can also easily segfault at runtime. With D and Go you just compile the program and it works. It only complains when you're doing something awfully wrong instead of being a grammar nazi all the time. Additionaly, D allows you to enable or disable certain features if you wish to. Want safety? Use @safe and @trusted functions. Want to disable the GC? Use @nogc functions. And the list goes on. One can enable all of these on demand. https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#function-safety |
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