> The usual excuse for C and C++ security flaws, Saying "important software should be rigorously tested" isn't an excuse, it's an actionable and reasonable sug

> The usual excuse for C and C++ security flaws, Saying "important software should be rigorously tested" isn't an excuse, it's an actionable and reasonable suggestion. Tut-tutting about implementation language choice in (literally) the platform C runtime is quite a bit less so. Grandparent was being helpful, basically. You're just sniping.