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> One: I don't believe they have solved use-after-free. Marking memory freed and crashing at runtime is as good as checked bounds indexing. It’s also something
by masklinn 1y ago
> One: I don't believe they have solved use-after-free. Marking memory freed and crashing at runtime is as good as checked bounds indexing.
It’s also something allocators commonly implement already.
- pjmlp 1y agoOne recurring theme about these new wannabe C and C++ replacements, but not like Rust, is that their solution is basically to use what already exists in C and C++ for the last 30 years, if only people actually bother to learn how to use their tools. Unfortunely it is a bit like debugging, lets keep doing printf(), instead of take the effort to learn how to use better approaches.