> C-style programming in C++ is also a bad sign; the IOBuffer design pattern with separate storage of buffers and their sizes is inherently dangerous.
Rust has "slices", which store a pointer and a length together, so they cannot get out of sync like this.
> C-style programming in C++ is also a bad sign; the IOBuffer design pattern with separate storage of buffers and their sizes is inherently dangerous.
Rust has "slices", which store a pointer and a length together, so they cannot get out of sync like this.