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I'm looking for some good sources I can read to see arguments for and against. I'm relatively new to Rust myself, but I am looking at the Rust-CUDA project (and have contacted the developer). I am primarily interested in Rust for this task because of what it offers in terms of memory safety, though I realize that some of the tools/algorithms rely heavily on shared memory between threads. Really, any good reads that you folks could offer would be greatly appreciated.
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The HPC group that I am part of has switched from C++ to Rust for writing HPC software and I can't really imagine going back :-) You can check out for example https://github.com/it4innovations/rsds or https://github.com/it4innovations/hyperqueue, which are Rust HPC tools used "in the wild".
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The HPC group that I am part of has switched from C++ to Rust for writing HPC software and I can't really imagine going back :-) You can check out for example https://github.com/it4innovations/rsds or https://github.com/it4innovations/hyperqueue, which are Rust HPC tools used "in the wild".
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