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by tialaramex
1150 days ago
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The Rust compiler developers are well aware that it's not possible to write 100% correct code at scale, not least for their dependencies, LLVM provides Rust with ICE (cases where your program crashes the compiler) and with soundness holes where the LLVM behaviour is definitely wrong but it's arguably exactly why and so until LLVM developers decide why it's wrong and fix it, Rust has to either work around that or accept sub-par results. Much of the Rust compiler is written in Rust and so has fewer problems. |
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