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Code that contains the word *unsafe* is just as unsafe as C(++) code. In Swift there shouldn't be a necessity to use unsafe code unless we're interfacing with C(++).
Please file a NIO bug if there's anything that's not C(++) interop that you can't express without *unsafe*. See #46 , #45 , #44 for what happens with *unsafe* APIs.
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Code that contains the word
*unsafe*
is just as unsafe as C(++) code. In Swift there shouldn't be a necessity to use unsafe code unless we're interfacing with C(++).Please file a NIO bug if there's anything that's not C(++) interop that you can't express without
*unsafe*
. See #46 , #45 , #44 for what happens with*unsafe*
APIs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: