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The moment you go off the memory safe route, you have absolutely no way of ever going back - the best case scenario is that the OS catches your wrong-doing and
by gf000 2y ago
The moment you go off the memory safe route, you have absolutely no way of ever going back - the best case scenario is that the OS catches your wrong-doing and you get a segfault. Everything else might silently corrupt the runtime's state or business data. As they say, here be dragons.