Nice post, I think Rust cannot really replace C++ because it's there for many years but Microsoft is forking Rust to make a new programming language so I think Microsoft is/will ditching C++ which uses a lot of things from C++. Like most Windows Applications are written in it.
In my opinion it will be C++ that'll evolve and replace itself. Microsoft and Google have created tons of "cool" programming languages that they always ditch even themselves after a while. What's the point?
Nice post, I think Rust cannot really replace C++ because it's there for many years but Microsoft is forking Rust to make a new programming language so I think Microsoft is/will ditching C++ which uses a lot of things from C++. Like most Windows Applications are written in it.
In my opinion it will be C++ that'll evolve and replace itself. Microsoft and Google have created tons of "cool" programming languages that they always ditch even themselves after a while. What's the point?
It's like saying that we don't and shouldn't use C but it is needed to run on all hardware.
Agreed, replacement is not likely or even probably warranted, but symbiosis could be.
I think Microsoft is trying to combine Rust and C++ into one which would be amazing.