Same thing is also true in C++, the stdlib also uses "unsafe" pointers inside, but you can use unique, shared etc. > You really need to lay your code in away t

Same thing is also true in C++, the stdlib also uses "unsafe" pointers inside, but you can use unique, shared etc. > You really need to lay your code in away that will satisfy the checkers. There are some patterns that are common but problematic but are being addressed by non-lexical lifetimes. Other than that it's almost "program in C++, then fix errors".