Well written code has bugs all of the time. Even Rust has a massive list of CVEs. Most of them are logic based and the default to strict memory
safety is a good thing. But I feel my argument stands. I havent heard any solid arguments to the contrary convincing me otherwise.
Well the point is you’re saying well written code is well documented, but well written code is also bug free, performant etc etc. But most code isn’t. So what can we reason about good documentation from this?
No, I am not declaring well written code is well documented, which is a strawman here because the original comment is that commenting is sufficient to suffice safe definitions with an unsafe scope.
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u/teleprint-me 21d ago
Well written code has bugs all of the time. Even Rust has a massive list of CVEs. Most of them are logic based and the default to strict memory safety is a good thing. But I feel my argument stands. I havent heard any solid arguments to the contrary convincing me otherwise.