> I fully agree! But why then did you conflate safety and memory safety? > Rust's standard library is filled with 'unsafe' because one of the design goals of the standard library was "put stuff that needs a lot of…
Memory safe languages, where usage of Miri and Valgrind (tools to for instance debug memory unsafety) are common and integrated into CI for some of the projects in the language. Even some Rust guides encourages running…
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Nitpicking ahead: I am not sure, but there might be a bug in their pattern matching example. What happens if 'verb' is "GET" and 'path' is "/users/1234/posts/1234/extra_path/and/more/"? Will 'post_id' become…
> I fully agree! But why then did you conflate safety and memory safety? > Rust's standard library is filled with 'unsafe' because one of the design goals of the standard library was "put stuff that needs a lot of…
Memory safe languages, where usage of Miri and Valgrind (tools to for instance debug memory unsafety) are common and integrated into CI for some of the projects in the language. Even some Rust guides encourages running…
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Nitpicking ahead: I am not sure, but there might be a bug in their pattern matching example. What happens if 'verb' is "GET" and 'path' is "/users/1234/posts/1234/extra_path/and/more/"? Will 'post_id' become…