The really bad thing about C's memory unsafety is that crashing is pretty random. Unless you use a plethora of tooling that patches over these shortcomings, wr

The really bad thing about C's memory unsafety is that crashing is pretty random. Unless you use a plethora of tooling that patches over these shortcomings, wrong C code doesn't crash reliably (and even then it's not finding everything, only most bugs).