> As such, moving to C++ now will probably make it harder to move to Rust later.
Well, maybe. My original comment here remember was about how we very
intentionally moved rpm-ostree to "C compiling as C++" explicitly to bridge
with cxx.rs. This...kind of worked in some ways, and definitely didn't in
others - although I'd say at least 50% of that is just not executing well
enough probably.
Using some C++ definitely doesn't exclude Rust in the future either.
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