Rust has some interesting features. Here's one I like a bit: Felix uses
f[int]
instead of C++
f<int>
which would be more familiar to many, for the simple reason it's too dang hard
to parse stuff
if we also want
f < 10
to be an expression with comparison < .. Rusts solution is quite nice:
f::<int>
in an expression. I also kinda like their scalar type names:
i8, u16
etc .. these are the same sufficies Felix used for
int8, uint16
etc. Rust's names are better.
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
http://felix-lang.org
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