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You can also write inline assembly in C++ and then it's not safe. But no developers working on projects that have been so ultimately battle tested that only me
by jurschreuder 4mo ago
You can also write inline assembly in C++ and then it's not safe.
But no developers working on projects that have been so ultimately battle tested that only memory safety issues remain do that. Professional C++ developers use RAII and containers. If you use raw pointers or raw arrays in C++ you will get 200 code reviewers lecturing you. You will never be able to for long.