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Yeah, I went with familiarity/simplicity in that example. My point was similar C/C++ don't have a safe subset.
by Ygg2 9y ago
Yeah, I went with familiarity/simplicity in that example.
My point was similar C/C++ don't have a safe subset.
- adrianN 9y agoNot a safe subset anyone would want to use at least. You could just not use pointers in your code and you'd have memory safety.
- steveklabnik 9y agoYour code, or any of the code it calls; iterator invalidation, for example, wouldn't force you to use pointers directly, but can still cause memory unsafety.