Since I'm not trans (albeit I do get sucky sucky from one every Sunday), is there any reason for me to use Rust?

if you plan on being trans or are a masochist

>>105950535 (OP)
memory safety if you are below 100 iq

>>105950535 (OP)
now compare memory leaks

>>105950579
the memory safety "crisis" solved:
1. you allocate memory
2. you free it back

>>105950535 (OP)
Retard, rust makes a static binary by default, if you really want to you can make a sub kilobytes binary, heck i think you can make it under 300 bytes.

>>105950535 (OP)
If you like C just use C. Rust is for young bloods not old farts with brain damage from years of abuse like us.

print("Hello, World!")

>22 bytes

How can cniles even compete?

>>105950535 (OP)
>what is a static binary
dumb bitch
also enjoy your preprocessor mangling all your declarations and relying on #include like a fucking caveman

>>105950624
>nooooooo how dare you use smart pointers or lifetimes to simplify memory management, you MUST manually allocate and deallocate using ::malloc() and ::free()!!!!!!!!!!! how dare you seek convenience or simplicity!!!!!! no you cant have destructors either you have to have detached functions to call free on resources and call those functions instead of just having the destructor run when the object goes off the stack or is deallocated!!!!! reeeeeeee

>>105950579
>doing things manually makes me look smart because verbosity and complexity makes me look cryptic and idiots will just think im really smart
kys fag

Rust includes a lot of stuff by default, like:
>Panic handling
>Stack unwinding
>Threading support
>Safety/runtime checks
>LLVM-based optimizations

>>105950598
What fucking memory leaks are you gonna get from printing "Hello World!"?

>>105950676
Do it pussy

>>105950535 (OP)
rust: total 3652
C : total 60

hrmmm, curious

>>105950535 (OP)
meanwhile, indie programming language chads keep winning so hard that we get tired of winning. 253 bytes, niggas.

>>105950535 (OP)
If you aren't a bigot

>>105950535 (OP)
Is hello world going to pass arguments ?

>>105950789
How is rust less verbose when OP's example shows a 230x larger size?

>>105950746
bloat, 21 bytes:
perl -E 'say "hello"'

>>105950535 (OP)
type classes are neat

>>105950535 (OP)
your system already comes with c libraries, rust's have to be bundled there

>>105950535 (OP)
Both of those are huge for a hello world, neither of them are optimized (let alone for size), and one of them has a shitload of debug symbols included. Can't you at least flamebait with a real problem?

>>105950535 (OP)
>>105951252
>weekly I left the debug symbols in thread
all fields

>>105950535 (OP)
Only 3.5M?
https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

>>105950535 (OP)
You could reduce at C filesize if you didn't include stdio

>>105950535 (OP)
>this thread again
>hello world tranny bullshit fake problem
kys tranny.

>>105950535 (OP)
>is there any reason for me to use Rust?
a job
https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/xai/jobs/4789505007

>>105950598
>>105950935
rust doesnt stop leaks

>>105951594
I know, it's quite bad at it

>>105951236
OP has java syndrome

>>105950780
>also enjoy your preprocessor mangling all your declarations and relying on #include like a fucking caveman
Good to know LLMs still can't tell C and C++ apart.

>>105950535 (OP)
Cargo (the package manager)
Thats literally it, theres no other reason (and its a damn good reason)
If you use the +Nigger license it cancels out how AIDS-ridden the userbase is

>>105950676
> under 300 bytes
You can actually save space with rust by
apt-get remove --purge rust

>>105950906
>Panic handling
>Stack unwinding
>Threading support
>Safety/runtime checks
>LLVM-based optimizations
3 MB? Even go with it’s grotesquely fat runtime is only 1MB. And then there’s tinygo, if you trust yourself to understand memory, pointers and heap.

>>105950535 (OP)
seems to me like just a compilation settings/flags issue. rust probably statically links lots of shit by default
keep in mind that the '15.57KiB' c executable probably uses the operating system's libc.so file which is ~2.5MB.

>>105950746
just ran this exact thing in python, the interpreter loaded to run it was 9.5MB in ram (python 3.13.5)

>>105950746
oh? how big is the produced exe file?

>it's the year 2053, the new programming language "Vanejaramansh" needs 128GB of RAM, 500 dependencies, 32 cores, 10k NPU cores, gigalan internet, 2 cents, to compilate 'Hello World' using the Brahmantic smart compiler into a SecureMaax™ Binary

Small Hello World is easy but can you make a sub 10k FizzBuzz?

>>105950535 (OP)
Maybe you have a multipersonality disorder and one of your other personalities is an elite hacker good at buffer overflow exploits. How can you safeguard your code from yourself using C in that situation?

>>105952096
And it has a super bowl ad involving indians on trains and wearing sunglasses