The Rust program I wrote works very well in Raspberry Pi5. The problem is the size of the files it uses. Those text-files are 6GB and 11GB therefore doesn't fit in the RAM. A swap-file is needed, but a swap-file is not enable as default in Raspberry Pi OS. That was what I was asking about.
I have been programming since the beginning of the 90is. Basic, Python, C++ and lately Rust. And Rust has by far the best handling of dependencies through its cargo system. Its very stable and really, really helpful. When you try to test a program and get errors, all defined errors are automatically fixed, through cargo fix. Never got that help through any other language. If I would complain is that half-assed written code, that you would have gotten away with in other languages, doesn't work in Rust. It needs to be correct and that takes some learning.
If Rust-language would have been released at the same time as C/C++ we would all use Rust. But in all fairness C originates from the 70s and C++ from the 80s and has done a very good job. Rust-language is just the next level in programming and as I wrote; Linux Foundation will use Rust-language in the Linux core.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/rust-take ... -language/
I have been programming since the beginning of the 90is. Basic, Python, C++ and lately Rust. And Rust has by far the best handling of dependencies through its cargo system. Its very stable and really, really helpful. When you try to test a program and get errors, all defined errors are automatically fixed, through cargo fix. Never got that help through any other language. If I would complain is that half-assed written code, that you would have gotten away with in other languages, doesn't work in Rust. It needs to be correct and that takes some learning.
If Rust-language would have been released at the same time as C/C++ we would all use Rust. But in all fairness C originates from the 70s and C++ from the 80s and has done a very good job. Rust-language is just the next level in programming and as I wrote; Linux Foundation will use Rust-language in the Linux core.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/rust-take ... -language/
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