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by ddevault 1504 days ago
I can assure you that Hare takes security more seriously than assuming the programmer is smart enough to do it right. I don't appreciate shallow takes which make unsympathetic judgements on the language which are not based in any understanding of how Hare actually works, and I've heard nothing but such takes for a week.
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How does Hare prevent use-after-free, then? I'd welcome an explanation.
Hare does not prevent use-after-free, but it does prevent many other kinds of bugs which are common in C. I will go into greater detail in another blog post.