DeVault: Announcing the Hare programming language

> The majority of problems in real-world C/C++ programs come from issues with memory management

I disagree with that claim. At least it's not what I'm suffering the most from. They're among the longest ones to debug though. Most problems I'm seeing actually result from undefined behaviors (especially recently when compilers started to abuse them to win the compilers war), and problems with integer type promotion that's a real mess in C, and that started to turn something bening into real bugs with the arrival of size_t everywhere and 64-bit machines while dealing with plenty of APIs written for ints. These ones are often considered to be memory management issues because they result in buffer overflows and so on but they actually are not at all.