[pizlonator]

Or you could just use memory-safe OpenSSL.

https://github.com/pizlonator/deluded-openssl-3.2.0

It's based on Fil-C https://github.com/pizlonator/llvm-project-deluge/blob/delug...

There's no unsafe code in it. The whole thing is recompiled with Fil-C. Works well enough that I can run a memory-safe curl and a memory-safe ssh.

[senkora]

This is legitimately very interesting but I can't help but notice that every single one of your commit messages is either "more shit" or a misspelling thereof: https://github.com/pizlonator/deluded-openssl-3.2.0/commits/...

[pizlonator]

So?

[bradfitz]

"On the other hand, Fil-C is quite slow. It's 200x slower than legacy C right now. "

[pizlonator]

It's slow for good reasons, like ensuring that I have a super reliable compiler that lets me port a lot of stuff without dealing with miscompiles.

Fil-C will be fast, don't worry.

(The manifesto enumerates the hilarious reasons for the slowness. If you had read that, you probably wouldn't have cited the 200x.)