This is nonsense. There is quite a subset of C which is perfectly safe and an even larger one which can easily be safe with tooling. You could argue that unsafe keyword is easier to spot than the unsafe features of C, so that makes it somewhat easier to screen for issues. But if you screen for memory safety only, this is problematic anyhow.
This is nonsense. There is quite a subset of C which is perfectly safe and an even larger one which can easily be safe with tooling. You could argue that unsafe keyword is easier to spot than the unsafe features of C, so that makes it somewhat easier to screen for issues. But if you screen for memory safety only, this is problematic anyhow.