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The article argues for async/await. That aspect of Rust takes it far from Assembly language. Some would say it borderline takes it outside the realm of Systems Programming languages. One foot into the fairy land of garbage collected academia. 😁
The article argues for async/await. That aspect of Rust takes it far from Assembly language.
Rust implements async/await as a finite state machine, something which was/is very common in assembly programming, because it is arguably the simplest means to handle this sort of task. Rust is doing a very poor job of departing from assembly.