4 ms·
You write that the claim is (A) "there exists a compiler X that always produces safe code", but then argue against (B) "C++ always produces unsafe code". To arg
by tonyg 9y ago
You write that the claim is (A) "there exists a compiler X that always produces safe code", but then argue against (B) "C++ always produces unsafe code". To argue against claim A, you have to show that some "compiler X" that always produces safe code cannot exist.