> Except it doesn't offer the safety alternatives that C++ has, thus it is a big unsafe bunch of code.
C++ adds more new unsafe concepts on top of C than C ever had though ;) (see std::view, std::range or good old iterator invalidation - at least in C the unsafety is in your face and not hidden under layers of stdlib code)
C++ adds more new unsafe concepts on top of C than C ever had though ;) (see std::view, std::range or good old iterator invalidation - at least in C the unsafety is in your face and not hidden under layers of stdlib code)