I guess I was being to harsh on the memory issues in C++. In practice it is a non issue, because build scripts can run arbitrary code long before a memory corr

I guess I was being to harsh on the memory issues in C++. In practice it is a non issue, because build scripts can run arbitrary code long before a memory corruption in the system compiler. And if you plan on running the code you just compiled, you must already trust the code. Unless of course its a segfault in LLVM and not just clang. LLVM is used for JIT in web browsers now, not that there are really any suitable replacements for C++ right now.