> And if you write flawed C, you will also get errors when you try to use it..
Errors potentially in completely unrelated parts of the code. Or worse, no detectible errors at all, just silent corruption of data. You parent comment was trying to make this distinction I think, note the emphasis on "code that uses it" in the comment you're replying to.
Errors potentially in completely unrelated parts of the code. Or worse, no detectible errors at all, just silent corruption of data. You parent comment was trying to make this distinction I think, note the emphasis on "code that uses it" in the comment you're replying to.