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A C perspective – Why should I want Rust to succeed?

21 pointsby caaqilover 3 years ago

3 comments

timeonover 3 years ago
&gt; Valgrind, ASsan, Intel Inspector, etc.<p>So where is the problem? Why I have to download ~2gb security updates that tries to fix memory issues. Not one but ~10. Every update is full of them. It still seems the new updates will have them too. My OS is so vulnerable. When it will be finally fixed?<p>Like with electron apps. Convenience for developers but who is concerned about the user?
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marvinvzover 3 years ago
&quot;We have a plethora of static and memory checking tools: Valgrind, ASsan, Intel Inspector, etc.&quot; I&#x27;m not sure what to do with that argument. How is having a plethora of external tools (that you have to setup, configure and in the end not ignore) better than a compiler that prevents memory bugs?
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hresvelgrover 3 years ago
The poster sounds like a stick in the mud who is upset at the hubbub around the new fancy tool that potentially invalidates their sunk cost into an aging one.
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