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It's probably not true of crab language, at the very least.

• edflsafoiewq 4y ago
  Why?
  • hobo_mark 4y ago
    Because the compiler won't let you, except under duress.
    • kaba0 4y ago
      Let’s add that likely a significant chunk of those programs are full of memory bugs and/or data races. But with unsafe they are all possible to write. Though the reverse is not true, you can’t generally write SIMD-aware code in C without using inline assembly or some compiler extension.
    • nickitolas 4y ago
      What exactly are you thinking of? There are very few things I can think of that rust cannot do when using unsafe (And one of the biggest is interacting with safe code ergonomically because of &mut/& guarantees like the noalias/restrict attributes)