On 6/6/2012 3:04 PM, J.Varghese wrote:

I'm not a programmer, so can someone explain this to me: Will
programs and operating systems written in D be safer (I speak of
both memory safety and security bugs) than existing operating
systems written in C and C++?

D offers a number of features designed to reduce and even eliminate security problems due to exploits of memory corruption issues. For example, @safe functions.

D does offer things like better encapsulation methods that enable the programmer to better define interfaces, such as contracts, but designing that for security would be entirely up to the programmer.

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