Is it true that most of these bugs wouldn't be possible in Rust? I think Rust might have solved: > heap-buffer-overflows, stack overflow, use of uninitialized

Is it true that most of these bugs wouldn't be possible in Rust? I think Rust might have solved: > heap-buffer-overflows, stack overflow, use of uninitialized data, SIGSEGV, undefined shift, invalid enum value, memory leaks I don't think Rust can protect you from infinite loops. And of course, actual logic bugs where the output is incorrect (including "assert failures").