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I don't think the answer is to do fine-grained bounds checking absolutely everywhere, nor do I think it'll happen anyway. Even "unsafe" code has a coarse type o
by hot_gril 3y ago
I don't think the answer is to do fine-grained bounds checking absolutely everywhere, nor do I think it'll happen anyway. Even "unsafe" code has a coarse type of bounds-checking, the kernel's virtual memory layer, which adds less overhead. C etc is fine if it's not in the same memory space as the safe code.