@system blocks and safer @trusted (ST) functions
Paul Backus
snarwin at gmail.com
Sun Jul 25 22:43:26 UTC 2021
On Sunday, 25 July 2021 at 22:05:26 UTC, claptrap wrote:
>
> Im sorry but it's nonsense.
>
> You get an OOB error, it points you at the system block, you
> add bounds checking, job done.
>
> Changing favouriteNumber doesnt introduce a bug, the bug was
> *already* there in the system block.
>
> You cant expect favouriteNumber to be responsible for other
> code doing stupid things with its result.
If the bug is "already there", you should be able to write a
program that uses the unmodified versions of `favoriteNumber` and
`favoriteElement` to cause undefined behavior in `@safe` code.
If you cannot, then you must admit that `favoriteElement` is
memory safe as-written.
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