It's better than nothing and likely better than something without source.
Using the CLR which has no guaranteed memory zeroing and has immutable strings and GC and an exposed profiler and debugging APi is a larger concern IMHO.
Using the CLR which has no guaranteed memory zeroing and has immutable strings and GC and an exposed profiler and debugging APi is a larger concern IMHO.
There are real issues with a false sense of security that you're glossing over here...
That's interesting. Can you elaborate?
> and has immutable strings and GC
Immutable strings is a pretty standard feature for a language, right?
Immutable strings aren't standard; they're an implementation choice.