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> I don't understand this. If you write in a safe language, the compiler rules out the memory safety bugs, regardless of the problem. For performance sensitive
by hrjet 13y ago
> I don't understand this. If you write in a safe language, the compiler rules out the memory safety bugs, regardless of the problem.
For performance sensitive code, you sometimes need to deliberately step out of the strongholds of the compiler.
- dbaupp 13y agoRust allows this via `unsafe` blocks, which essentially have C semantics (and allow the use of inline assembly too).
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