If you have some reason to choose C today, I'm not sure Rust is a contender to stand in as a replacement. They are vastly different languages. That doesn't mean there is rejection that C's memory model is unsafe, just that there isn't a "better C" recognized to choose from.
If you have some reason to choose C today, I'm not sure Rust is a contender to stand in as a replacement. They are vastly different languages. That doesn't mean there is rejection that C's memory model is unsafe, just that there isn't a "better C" recognized to choose from.