Fair enough, and I do appreciate Rust's contributions to the spectrum of programming language considerations. Personally I'd like to become a Zig guy, though.
There's also Fil-C BTW, and in normal C++ there are GCC or Clang (I forget which) extensions for detecting threading issues, even good old Valgrind is under-appreciated and under-used. In general one wants to adopt best practices and be proactive, rather than relying on the language to solve all problems (of course).
There's also Fil-C BTW, and in normal C++ there are GCC or Clang (I forget which) extensions for detecting threading issues, even good old Valgrind is under-appreciated and under-used. In general one wants to adopt best practices and be proactive, rather than relying on the language to solve all problems (of course).