Guided Memory Management: Rust's Ownership Model
Stefan Baumgartner - 2 years ago
Programming languages are usually divided into two camps: Manual memory management like C or C++, or managed memory via garbage collection (basically every other popular programming language) -- but what if there's another way?
Rust defines all memory movements at compile time, and its unique ownership model guides developers through potentially troublesome scenarios. The result? 100% memory safety, no extra overhead. But is it as good as it sounds? Or does it come with an entirely different set of trade-offs?
In this talk, we will explore Rust's ownership model and talk about memory management in detail.
Rust defines all memory movements at compile time, and its unique ownership model guides developers through potentially troublesome scenarios. The result? 100% memory safety, no extra overhead. But is it as good as it sounds? Or does it come with an entirely different set of trade-offs?
In this talk, we will explore Rust's ownership model and talk about memory management in detail.
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