This betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how Rust and unsafe work. You sometimes need to use unsafe Rust for low level work or C/C++ FFI; that doesn't mak

This betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how Rust and unsafe work. You sometimes need to use unsafe Rust for low level work or C/C++ FFI; that doesn't make the rest of your code unsafe as long as you A) use it only when necessary and B) ensure that the basic invariants are maintained and the basic contract between safe and unsafe code is upheld. This whole "well it uses unsafe in parts so its suddenly all unsafe and we might as well use C" thing is a bit silly.