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- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html accessdate "2011-01-21".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html date "2010-12-05".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html first "Patrick".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html isCitedBy Rust_(programming_language).
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html last "Walton".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html quote "... It’s impossible to be “as fast as C” in all cases while remaining safe... C++ allows all sorts of low-level tricks, mostly involving circumventing the type system, that offer practically unlimited avenues for optimization. In practice, though, C++ programmers restrict themselves to a few tools for the vast majority of the code they write, including stack-allocated variables owned by one function and passed by alias, uniquely owned objects , and reference counting via or COM. One of the goals of Rust’s type system is to support these patterns exactly as C++ does, but to enforce their safe usage. In this way, the goal is to be competitive with the vast majority of idiomatic C++ in performance, while remaining memory-safe...".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html title "C++ Design Goals in the Context of Rust".
- c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html url "http://pcwalton.blogspot.com/2010/12/c-design-goals-in-context-of-rust.html".