Currently I'm using Rust in a project without RAII. RAII is neither necessary nor sufficient to prevent use-after-free. In Rust use-after-free is prevented by t

Currently I'm using Rust in a project without RAII. RAII is neither necessary nor sufficient to prevent use-after-free. In Rust use-after-free is prevented by the borrow-checker. In C++ with RAII use-after-free is still possible, because normal references aren't tracked with regard to the lifetime of pointees.