I think @safe guarantees are much stronger if you _start_ with
@safe main and only interact with system code via small @trusted
gateways. If it is @system code calling @safe, low-level trickery
it allows is just too powerful to avoid with reasonably fast
checks.
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- Re: Safe method wont check... bearophile
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