I think pretty much any non trivial C example has memory safety issues. It doesn't mean that they aren't useful and can't be used. But time and time again we have seen security reports that point to memory issues. So no, I don't think I'm asking for something obvious, quite the contrary. I think the claim that it's possible to write big C programs that are memory safe is really strong and I heavily disagree with it.

I wasn't trying to be a dick, I am saying that my experience is that no big C program is ever safe. You replied that it is possible and I asked for an example. Providing a small script to prove that big C programs are safe isn't enough.

>Yes it did, of course. Maybe it takes years of practice, the assistance of tools (there are many, most very good), but it's always been possible to write memory safe large C programs.

Can you provide examples for it? Because it honestly doesn't seem like it has ever been done.

Yeah, it's crazy. I have gotten ads on Gmail that are clearly fraud.

On my email! I really think Google should be liable for shit like that.

I find it so weird how we just accept the fact that ads can be for fake things and not blame YouTube/Google for those things.