Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "Why i think C++ is better than rust" video.

  1. C++ had 30+ years to develop, so obviously there is a gap to close.
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  2. "many Rust developers" You started biased as this is not a "Rust thing", this is a "programming thing". Just as I saw many, many, many times C++ programmers saying C++ is the unique tool that should be used.
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  3. Finally? This has been the defacto standart since software development started, why do you think we have such a big mess nowadays with safety?
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  4. Show us the code, maybe it is a simple oversight you have.
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  5.  @Spartan322  Gladly, the world is larger than your imagination.
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  6. Rust panic is not like segfault, it is more like an exception if exceptions where treated as they should be (as <exceptions>). Panics should not occur absolutely if you use functions with proper error handling.
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  7. ​ @shinobuoshino5066  It depends on what are you talking about "proof". Rust is literally logically checked for safety, so in this matter I just think you are blatantly talking about something you don't know. Rust, of course, cannot solve <all> classes of safety bugs, but within the borrow checker rules and the default strictness of the compiler it can <ensure> you the safetyness and correctness of the code as it is written by the logic it is written in a great deal of cases. It had proved itself on Android as well, as 20% of all new Android code is being written in Rust and google itself reported that there is almost no memory unsafety bugs discovered in this new Rust code, on theirs report: ["To date, there have been zero memory safety vulnerabilities discovered in Android’s Rust code."] (2022 report) While this is not a definitive proof that Rust will help in practical code to solve all issues with memory safety, heuristically we can say so, because the safe-checked language is formally sound, and because we know a bunch of companies are adopting it over the time and they are not generally going back into other languages because of security problems.
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