> You can do everything in Rust that you can do in C++, and the compiler will catch (nearly) all the bugs you would have left in the equivalent C++ project.
This is a bold claim, IMO somehow misleading. To "do everything you can do in C++", you have to use the unsafe part of rust, where you essentially lose of the compiler guaranty. Second and maybe ever more importantly, rust never promise the remedy to "nearly all bugs", the universe of bug preventable is a well-defined limited set.
This is a bold claim, IMO somehow misleading. To "do everything you can do in C++", you have to use the unsafe part of rust, where you essentially lose of the compiler guaranty. Second and maybe ever more importantly, rust never promise the remedy to "nearly all bugs", the universe of bug preventable is a well-defined limited set.