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by JoshTriplett
4155 days ago
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> What? C++11/14 solves these issues. Sure, it solves some of those problems if you use exclusively smart pointers and vectors, and never use the built-in language pointers and arrays. What forces you to do so, when '*' and "new" and [] are right there? Rust pushes you towards the right solution by requiring an "unsafe" block if you use raw pointers or arrays. That doesn't prevent you from using them (such as in the implementations of higher-level constructs or FFI calls), but it does hint that they're the wrong solution for everyday programming. |
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