OpenSSL is not a great example, either before or after funding — it’s a notoriously poorly architected codebase with multiple layers of flawed abstractions. I m

OpenSSL is not a great example, either before or after funding — it’s a notoriously poorly architected codebase with multiple layers of flawed abstractions. I meant things more like Chromium, WebKit, etc.: these have dozens to hundreds of professional top-bracket C and C++ developers working on them, and they still can’t avoid memory corruption bugs.