← Back to context Comment by skohan 7 hours ago C/C++ is still relevant for HPC, where you want to carefully optimize memory management. 5 comments skohan Reply vlovich123 6 hours ago Hate to break it to you but Rust is equally capable of doing all the same memory management optimizations. skohan 6 hours ago I mean you can, but C/C++ is way more ergonomic for dealing with memory layouts. Philpax 6 hours ago Is it? How so? 2 replies →
vlovich123 6 hours ago Hate to break it to you but Rust is equally capable of doing all the same memory management optimizations. skohan 6 hours ago I mean you can, but C/C++ is way more ergonomic for dealing with memory layouts. Philpax 6 hours ago Is it? How so? 2 replies →
skohan 6 hours ago I mean you can, but C/C++ is way more ergonomic for dealing with memory layouts. Philpax 6 hours ago Is it? How so? 2 replies →
Hate to break it to you but Rust is equally capable of doing all the same memory management optimizations.
I mean you can, but C/C++ is way more ergonomic for dealing with memory layouts.
Is it? How so?
2 replies →