Why C and not Rust? #10
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Hello, sorry that the message is not formatted correctly.
I wanted to ask: why C and not Rust?
Rust is just the same as C++ if you ignore the borrow checker. People who don't like C++ may not like Rust too.
Honestly, for some reason the decision has already been made to use C and that won't change. Typically, developers tend to choose the programming language they know best, especially for such complex projects.