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by dundarious
3 days ago
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Reasonable people can disagree with you on the point that Rust is more safe because you can write unsafe code in Rust, whereas in Fil-C you write unsafe code in the compiler. Why might I write unsafe Rust? To do something not particularly fancy. A use case covered by normal safe Fil-C. Why might I write unsafe Fil-C (compiler) code? To improve compiler or runtime performance or add new platforms, etc. Analogous to wanting to work on Rust's IR or borrow checker. Very different use-cases. |
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