Yeah. Although Wayland is NOT modular, as on the compositor taking care of things that probably shouldn’t be controlled by it, and Rust’s compiler doesn’t support every architecture under the sun, unlike C.
Why would it need to be modular? What kind of modules should even be there?
It can be implemented in multiple ways anyway.
Rust programs are extremely slow when I build them, it really take ages on my machines, but it works just fine.
Yeah. Although Wayland is NOT modular, as on the compositor taking care of things that probably shouldn’t be controlled by it, and Rust’s compiler doesn’t support every architecture under the sun, unlike C.
Rust is an ecosystem that works almost, but not quite, entirely unlike C.
If I remember correctly, then C doesn’t support all architectures that rust supports (and vice versa).
Why would it need to be modular? What kind of modules should even be there? It can be implemented in multiple ways anyway. Rust programs are extremely slow when I build them, it really take ages on my machines, but it works just fine.