> But the major players do seem to be happy to replace their C++ code with Rust.
Because incremental improvements don't provide enough value. A stable C++ codebase is best left untouched. It's not worth to rewrite C++ into C++++ to get a couple of features that are flawed retrofits backported from modern languages. In the end you still have C++.
Because incremental improvements don't provide enough value. A stable C++ codebase is best left untouched. It's not worth to rewrite C++ into C++++ to get a couple of features that are flawed retrofits backported from modern languages. In the end you still have C++.