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by rntz
5282 days ago
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Rust, while interesting and admirable, isn't quite as low-level as C or Deca. For example, one of Deca's explicit goals is to not require a garbage collector or a runtime library. Rust has GC and a light-weight-threading runtime. So it's not quite a replacement for C, though it's certainly a good replacement for much of the application-level programming C and C++ are (unfortunately) widely used for. |
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Rust certently has a runtime, cant argue with that.
I thought Rust allows a pretty tight control over allocation with the pointer hierarchy feature. The GC is designed not to be global and should be pretty easy ignore. They even have diffrent kinds lambdas to allow the programmer if the should be allocated on the heap or the stack.
I have not done alot of low level programmig but I want to learn more about writting Jits and the pretty much need to be rather low level atm there is not really an alternative then writting them in C (witch sucks).