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dotnet: Improving C# Memory Safety

· Sujith Quintelier · May 22, 2026, 6:33 a.m.
C++ software development programming techniques Memory Safety
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The blog post discusses upcoming features in C# related to memory safety enhancements in .NET 11, specifically focusing on how the unsafe syntax is being redesigned to express safety contracts for better clarity and review processes.
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