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Of course, if one uses things right then stuff works fine... It's relying on people to do things right that's tricky (which is why we have Rust). My point was
by dbaupp 13y ago
Of course, if one uses things right then stuff works fine... It's relying on people to do things right that's tricky (which is why we have Rust).
My point was mainly that you lose much of the compiler's assistance by moving from singly- to multiply-owned data.