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I agree, but I did not know that I can't use "memory unsafe" to describe plain old memory leaks. Indeed, it's not a security issue.
by bad_user 9y ago
I agree, but I did not know that I can't use "memory unsafe" to describe plain old memory leaks.
Indeed, it's not a security issue.
- chrismorgan 9y agoI’m biased by being heavily steeped in Rust, but I believe this is the accepted definition of “memory unsafe”. OOM crashes don’t really get the chance to be memory unsafe—the process is killed, so all its memory vanishes like the dew in the morn, only several orders of magnitude faster.
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