I would tend to disagree; fundamental to Rust is the concept of zero-cost abstraction. Swift does not do that.
I my view, and I might be wrong, many features of Rust are chosen specifically to have the language comply to the zero-cost rule. Such as the ownership model.
I my view, and I might be wrong, many features of Rust are chosen specifically to have the language comply to the zero-cost rule. Such as the ownership model.