> Zig is explicit

i never got this point. whats stopping me from writing a function like this in zig?

  fn very_bad_func() !i32 {
      var GPA = std.heap.GeneralPurposeAllocator(.{}){};
      var gpa = GPA.allocator();
      var s = try gpa.alloc(i32, 1000);
      s[0] = 7;
      return s[0];
  }

the only thing explicit about zig approach is having ready-to-use allocator definitons in the std library. if you excluded std library and write your own allocators, you could have an even better api in rust compared to zig thanks to actual shared behaviour features (traits). explicit allocation is a library feature, not a language feature.

You can require allocations in Odin to be explicit using `#+vet explicit-allocators`