What a weird take.
I think the limits of Rust’s memory safety are interesting to discuss, as are the limits of Fil-C’s perf and practicality.
It’s best to discuss these things rationally, rather than accusing folks of trying to draw attention
I think the limits of Rust’s memory safety are interesting to discuss, as are the limits of Fil-C’s perf and practicality.
It’s best to discuss these things rationally, rather than accusing folks of trying to draw attention
> I think the limits of Rust’s memory safety are interesting to discuss, as are the limits of Fil-C’s perf and practicality.
Notably absent from what you claim to be willing to discuss are the limits of Fil-C's memory safety, or the possibility that it could be less safe than Rust.
What you're doing is well explained here: