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It's the exact thing Rust is made to protect against, on a more local scale. Every memory corruption bug is just an out-of-bounds index that wasn't protected ag

It's the exact thing Rust is made to protect against, on a more local scale. Every memory corruption bug is just an out-of-bounds index that wasn't protected against.

bvanheu 1mo ago
is dangling pointers reuse memory corruption bug from out of bound index?
- IshKebab 1mo ago
  No. He's wrong that every memory error is out-of-bounds access (spatial memory safety). There's also use-after-free (temporal memory safety). Arguably type confusion too but that's a grey area.