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> A language that compiles to C does not inherit all of C's problems, and doesn't "punt" on it for undefined behavior. ATS avoids some things; you shouldn't be
by vmchale 6y ago
> A language that compiles to C does not inherit all of C's problems, and doesn't "punt" on it for undefined behavior.
ATS avoids some things; you shouldn't be able to do the silly memory-unsafe parts.
Stuff like dividing by zero is permissible by default but can be avoided.