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C++ is not memory-safe and cannot be coerced into being so.

You can write nice C++ in the C++14 style, but you can't turn off or ban the unsafe features. Until I can make my program fail to compile if there is a bare pointer in it (and how would that work with the standard library and system API?), it's not a memory-safe language.




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