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by sshine
1215 days ago
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I know the basics. But manually managing memory lifetimes you only learn from a lot of exposure to C/asm. In my first 3 months of Rust, I spent an equal amount of time with the type-checker and the borrow-checker. A year in and I don’t really have a separate phase of resolving borrow-check errors before I can compile. People with more C exposure tend to think that way already. |
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Why C? It is not any lower than Rust, one might even argue that Rust is lower-level than C due to it having control over SIMD and the like without non-portable compiler extensions.