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>> 1. If the entire system was written in some "safe" language, would we
>> still have 45 buffer overflow flaws per week reported?
>
> No. Pretty much by definition. You might still have holes, but they'd
> be different holes.
>
>> 2. How much slower would the whole contraption be?
>
> It would be about 30% faster.
Right. So you're telling me that if you wrote an OS and all the
associated large-scale applications in a "safe" language, it would be
more secure, and run faster (and obviously take drastically less time to
develop).
And people still write all OS and application software in C because...??
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