>Don’t use unsafe.Pointer unless you really have to.
Yeah, the part that said "unsafe" already told me that. On the other hand it is good to know how safe "unsafe" is. The GC stopping the program when it detects a possible use after free situation is nice, better than a memory leak anyway. Probably ought to be better documented though.
Yeah, the part that said "unsafe" already told me that. On the other hand it is good to know how safe "unsafe" is. The GC stopping the program when it detects a possible use after free situation is nice, better than a memory leak anyway. Probably ought to be better documented though.