[UncleEntity]

Isn’t python “memory safe” too?

From my experience the trickiest bit of getting python extensions to work (i.e. not segfault) is dealing with the lifetimes of the objects in the wrapped library. If python owns the object you’re golden, if it borrows a reference then things get real complicated real fast. It usually takes a lot longer to get the ownership model correct than doing the grunt work of wrapping the library — unless you own the lib and make it python friendly it’s usually a case of “do what you can with what you were given”.

Blender’s python API is full of cases where the python object can’t be trusted to be valid if you do anything with the underlying container and it is super easy to crash the whole program doing something that should Just Work™.

Wondering how rust would deal with the cross-domain model where nothing can be guaranteed once python gets its dirty little paws on the pointer?