Is quite a hell of a statement, when memory management issues are highly nonlocal and need some careful design upfront in order for you to nail it.
Unsafe isn't something that you can gradually clean up. Even one single flawed usage of unsafe (an ill-assumed invariant) can poison the whole program in scary ways, and might require a total refactor of your codebase to fix it.
Is quite a hell of a statement, when memory management issues are highly nonlocal and need some careful design upfront in order for you to nail it.
Unsafe isn't something that you can gradually clean up. Even one single flawed usage of unsafe (an ill-assumed invariant) can poison the whole program in scary ways, and might require a total refactor of your codebase to fix it.