'eru implied `a += 1` has undefined behavior; I provided a trivial counter-example. If you'd like longer examples of C code that performs unsigned integer addit

'eru implied `a += 1` has undefined behavior; I provided a trivial counter-example. If you'd like longer examples of C code that performs unsigned integer addition then the internet has many on offer. I'm not claiming that C (or C++) is without problems. I wrote code in them for ~20 years and that was more than enough; there's a reason I use Rust for all my new low-level projects. In this case, writing C without undefined behavior requires lots of third-party static analysis tooling that is unnecessary for Rust (due to being built in to the compiler). But if you're going to be writing C as "portable assembly", then the competition isn't Rust (or Zig, or Fortran), it's actual assembly. And it's silly to object to C having undefined behavior for signed integer addition, when the alternative is to write your VM loop (or whatever) five or six times in platform-specific assembly.