We've got two official WireGuard open source clients coming in the pipeline for Windows and macOS -- one in Rust and another in Go. (Neither are TunSafe, which is C++.)
The only 'supported' WireGuard implementation that exists is written by you in C, yet you complain that my C++ implementation lacks memory safety. Where is the logic?
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Is it implemented in a memory safe language?
We've got two official WireGuard open source clients coming in the pipeline for Windows and macOS -- one in Rust and another in Go. (Neither are TunSafe, which is C++.)
The only 'supported' WireGuard implementation that exists is written by you in C, yet you complain that my C++ implementation lacks memory safety. Where is the logic?
zx2c4: Which language is the linux version of wireguard written in?
the reference implementation is a linux kernel module: https://git.zx2c4.com/WireGuard/
there are currently at least two actively developped open source userspace implementations in different languages. Two examples are Go and Rust:
https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-go/ https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-rs/
No, it's implemented in C++.