I agree that most of the time the segfault will happen later during program execution, which makes debugging very tricky. From that point of view, Java preservi

I agree that most of the time the segfault will happen later during program execution, which makes debugging very tricky. From that point of view, Java preserving memory safety even in presence of data races is a big win. I guess that's also what makes Rust so appealing for programs needing memory safety with concurrency and no GC.