> Also, unlike Go or Rust, Wuffs’ memory safety is enforced at compile time, not by inserting runtime checks that e.g. the i in a[i] is within bounds or that (x + y) doesn’t overflow a u32.
Am I missing something, or is this statement simply wrong? Have not used Go, but Rust checks its stuff at compile time as far as I know.
Am I missing something, or is this statement simply wrong? Have not used Go, but Rust checks its stuff at compile time as far as I know.