> But it is a good friction pushing coders to add idiomatic and safe API on top > of an imported C-library.
We already have this good friction, `cint` and `ptr UncheckedArray` are not all that pleasant to look at or to work with. Neither is having to `discard` arbitrary return values (returned to you for "chaining"). Already there is plenty of this "good friction" but we don't see that many high level wrappers. And here is why: Nim has fewer users than Rust, it's as simple as that. And there is no reason to believe that we will get more users by adding more of this "good friction".
