You can use the bounds sanitizer at least with clang and GCC to get bounds checking for [] on arrays with C and this has been working for a long time. Also the legalese in c never forbid bounds checking, and there were various bound checking compilers already in the past. If you use your own libraries, you can easily do whatever you want anyway.
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You can use the bounds sanitizer at least with clang and GCC to get bounds checking for [] on arrays with C and this has been working for a long time. Also the legalese in c never forbid bounds checking, and there were various bound checking compilers already in the past. If you use your own libraries, you can easily do whatever you want anyway.
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I repeated your argument.