A Concise Comparison of Memory Safety in Rust, C++, and Go

Memory safety is a hot topic today. While everyone seems to agree that memory safety is very important, what truly constitutes safety remains subjective. Jeff Schwab’s article will guide us through semantically equivalent Rust, C++, and Go code, comparing how their approaches to safety differ.

This article provides a lot of code as screenshots. The complete code can be downloaded from GitHub, https://github.com/jeffs/nested/tree/main/safety.

[Video] Complete Rust Tutorial Course

For those seeking high performance, memory safety, and all the tools needed to write error-free code easily, Rust is the language of choice. In this tutorial, Derek Banas has created a complete Rust programming course.

Get the code on GitHub, https://github.com/derekbanas/Rust-Tutorial.

getargs Release v0.5.0

getargs is a library that serves as a truly zero-cost parameter parser, similar to Unix’s getopts. It has finally released version 0.5.0.

It is very low-level, unlike clap, allowing it to parse a typical command line in a few microseconds without any allocation at all. It is suitable for direct use in applications but can also serve as the core of a higher-level parameter parser.

For more details, see the link, https://docs.rs/getargs/0.5.0/getargs/.

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