Borrowing and Ownership
ag0aep6g
anonymous at example.com
Sun Oct 27 23:10:22 UTC 2019
On 27.10.19 23:36, Timon Gehr wrote:
> - The problem with `@trusted` is that it has no defense against `@safe`
> code destroying its invariants or accessing raw pointers that are only
> meant to be manipulated by `@trusted` code. There should therefore be a
> way to mark data as `@trusted` (or equivalent), such that `@safe` code
> can not access it.
I know that the exact syntax isn't important (yet). Anyway:
@safe code can call @trusted functions. So it would be odd if @safe code
weren't allowed to access @trusted data. I think `@system` would be a
better fit for restricting access.
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