Comment by Kamq

They said race conditions and specifically exempted data races. You can absolutely write race conditions in rust, they're a logic bug.

As an example, let's say you have two functions A and B. A only works properly if B has never ran for some reason. Let's say they both accept a reference to a value C, and B changes C's value somehow. Because this is rust, we can't have data races, so we wrap it in an ArcMutex or what have you. That doesn't impact the ordering of A and B at all.

If we spawn threads that execute A and B at the same time, it's up to the scheduler if A functions properly.