No extra protection right now. You have to handle error codes.
Strings are simple: 'hello'.cstr()
So are arrays: [1,2,3].carray()
But if you work with pointers, you have to be careful. Maybe I'll implement an unsafe block.
Strings are simple: 'hello'.cstr()
So are arrays: [1,2,3].carray()
But if you work with pointers, you have to be careful. Maybe I'll implement an unsafe block.