Yes THAT problem still exists. Zig does not try to solve that problem (currently). It tries to solve a lot of other problems with C. Using the ownership model i

Yes THAT problem still exists. Zig does not try to solve that problem (currently). It tries to solve a lot of other problems with C. Using the ownership model is one way of solving memory problems. There are others. I've seen discussions that zig could have an ownership model at some point, or maybe it will have something other. To lock in on that the ownership model is the be-all-end-all of memory problem solutions is a bit much I would say. Don't get me wrong, the ownership model is a good one and I like that Rust is pushing the frontier in that area, but there is room for other system languages that take other approaches to its design and tries to solve other problems first.