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> You can change your language, but then you've put the bugs in your compiler / interpreter / vm. Sure, but the number of bounds-checking bugs in, say, the Rus
by majewsky 7y ago
> You can change your language, but then you've put the bugs in your compiler / interpreter / vm.
Sure, but the number of bounds-checking bugs in, say, the Rust compiler/stdlib is multiple order of magnitudes lower than if all Rust applications had to roll their own bounds-checking code.
- jonv 7y agoYes, but I am in agreement with you. I was simply saying you shouldn't blame C for being what it is, not that you should use it.