For the cases I was easily able to count, this is one bug per thousand lines of code. I realize that's a handwavy metric, but it's enough to say we're not talk

For the cases I was easily able to count, this is one bug per thousand lines of code. I realize that's a handwavy metric, but it's enough to say we're not talking about a ton of bugs. On the other hand, successful conversion of these codebases is a very interesting result. Apparently static, at least static as sophisticated as Haskell, actually can express most of the idioms in standard python. This surprises me, as I've never seen a C++ program of significant complexity that didn't resort to void*s somewhere.