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by native_samples
1501 days ago
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In reality it's very hard to accidentally write an infinite loop that spawns threads. There's no idiom that would lead to such a pattern and I can't recall ever encountering such a bug in the wild. Yes, in theory, there are all sorts of ways you can still trash the process with bad code. But in practice, the sorts of bugs that programmers really make in GC-d memory-safe languages are the ones that don't. So, exception based error handling really does come in very useful and Rust probably got it wrong here. |
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