That bug was a programmers' bug.
No language would have prevented it to happen.
And even if it was a memory safety bug, that would have been a programmers' bug.
C has no issues with memory as it let's programmers do what they want.
No language would have prevented it to happen.
And even if it was a memory safety bug, that would have been a programmers' bug.
C has no issues with memory as it let's programmers do what they want.
Let’s leave C for demoscene and the Underhanded C Contest and more critical areas let’s adopt tools that reject more error-prone code.