I believe much more in making C&#x2F;C++ safer than using something as complex as Rust.<p>SafER is better than deeply complex and unable to be understood except by Rust experts.

Interesting to see Fil‑C used with a large framework like Qt. The fact that it compiles with minimal changes says a lot about the compatibility layer and the InvisiCaps approach.

This is awesome. Would love to see if it catches some of the Qt bugs I found but haven&#x27;t been resolved yet[1].<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;qt-project.atlassian.net&#x2F;browse&#x2F;QTBUG-122658" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;qt-project.atlassian.net&#x2F;browse&#x2F;QTBUG-122658</a>

Very cool, thanks! I will try this with Mudlet.

I thought the point of Fil-C was to be a drop in safe replacement of C. This project existing implies it isn&#x27;t. What&#x27;s going on?

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Fil-Qt: A Qt Base build with Fil-C experience

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