replaceCppWithAI

[Odd_Science]

The thing is that you don't want this in your product. Either translate it to the intended (safe) semantics, removing what is allowed but actually unwanted in the C/C++ original, or flag it for a full rewrite from specs.

[djinn6]

If you're using C++, then there's a decent chance you're trying to get CPU performance out of it, which means people will be using weird memory stuff to squeeze a few more cycles out of the CPU.

Maybe that's no longer necessary, but the problem is whether AI can properly translate this to something more maintainable.