Unsafe Rust code needs careful review. This checker helps you find common mistakes in unsafe blocks and FFI. It shows you valid use cases and required documentation. You can quickly check safety requirements for operations like raw pointer deref and transmute. The tool also lists deprecated patterns and better alternatives. Use it to ensure your unsafe code is sound.
The checker covers FFI, low-level abstractions, and performance optimizations. It reminds you to add SAFETY comments. It points out common errors like null pointer deref and data races. This tool is for any Rust developer working with unsafe code.
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