Rust doesn’t have any special feature that makes it fast and different from C and/or C++. It is much safer than C++ because of protection mechanisms it follows which, in principle, are also doable in C++ (using std::unique_ptr and std::shared_ptr ).
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Rust doesn’t have any special feature that makes it fast and different from C and/or C++. It is much safer than C++ because of protection mechanisms it follows which, in principle, are also doable in C++ (using std::unique_ptr and std::shared_ptr ).
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If you’re asking whether Rust compiler was written in C/C++, NO . The early Rust compiler is written in OCaml, and rewritten in Rust itself latter.
Read moreIs Rust built on C++?
If you’re asking whether Rust compiler was written in C/C++, NO . The early Rust compiler is written in OCaml, and rewritten in Rust itself latter.
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As far as speed/performance, Rust is on the same page as C++ . There are situations where it is easier to write faster programs in C++ because it’s easy to ignore fundamental problems in the programs.
Read moreIs C or Rust faster?
As far as speed/performance, Rust is on the same page as C++ . There are situations where it is easier to write faster programs in C++ because it’s easy to ignore fundamental problems in the programs.
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Rust is a possible replacement for C++ for many applications , with use mostly being driven by Rust’s support for memory safety. Comparable to C++ in performance and platform support and controlled by an independent foundation, Rust is definitely a technology worth keeping an eye on.
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