Comment on Compiler for the B Programming LanguageComments−louis7711yHate to see Tsoding was using Rust for this. Rust is as far removed from recreational programming than any other language.−desumeku1yIt's not rust. It's crust. https://github.com/tsoding/crust"The Rules of CrustEvery function is unsafe. No references, only pointers. No cargo, build with rustc directly. No std, but libc is allowed. Only Edition 2021. All user structs and enums #[derive(Clone, Copy)]. Everything is pub by default."−paddw1yI think Rust is quite a recreational language.The least recreational languages are probably like Java,C#−renerick1yIdk, java maybe, but c# doesn't even require .csproj files nowadays, it's really nice to use−IshKebab1yWhy? It's a great language. Very productive. Ideal for compilers too.−sureglymop1yIs this satire or did you actually watch the streams?He doesn't actually use rust "idiomatically". He calls this "crust":1. Every function is unsafe2. No references, only pointers3. No cargo, just rustc4. No std, only libc...I don't know if he is sticking to these rules throughout but that was the idea in the beginning of this project.https://github.com/tsoding/Crust
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Hate to see Tsoding was using Rust for this. Rust is as far removed from recreational programming than any other language.
It's not rust. It's crust. https://github.com/tsoding/crust
"The Rules of Crust
Every function is unsafe. No references, only pointers. No cargo, build with rustc directly. No std, but libc is allowed. Only Edition 2021. All user structs and enums #[derive(Clone, Copy)]. Everything is pub by default."
I think Rust is quite a recreational language.
The least recreational languages are probably like Java,C#
Idk, java maybe, but c# doesn't even require .csproj files nowadays, it's really nice to use
Why? It's a great language. Very productive. Ideal for compilers too.
Is this satire or did you actually watch the streams?
He doesn't actually use rust "idiomatically". He calls this "crust":
1. Every function is unsafe
2. No references, only pointers
3. No cargo, just rustc
4. No std, only libc
...
I don't know if he is sticking to these rules throughout but that was the idea in the beginning of this project.
https://github.com/tsoding/Crust