> But also, it should theoretically be very easy for a compiler to avoid those problems in Zig, too, if you are using the language the way it wants to be used.

> But also, it should theoretically be very easy for a compiler to avoid those problems in Zig, too, if you are using the language the way it wants to be used. agreed. in my side project im tinkering with a memory safety checker in zig that intercepts a compiler artifact, and it works better with idiomatic zig, problematic code is when you try to write c-isms in zig -- so i basicallt tell the checker to reject c-isms that create ambiguity for safety checking.