> bugs and safety aside Can you really set aside one of the core arguments for generics while discussing how it works? How many exploits have been caused by t

> bugs and safety aside Can you really set aside one of the core arguments for generics while discussing how it works? How many exploits have been caused by the fact that C code tends to have its own data structures (including bounds checking errors)? I don't describe that as working "swimmingly", at least when discussing how things work in practice.