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If the correctness of submodule A impacts the safety of the entire kernel, then it impacts the safety of the uses of any other submodule, because you can't real
by cwzwarich 9y ago
If the correctness of submodule A impacts the safety of the entire kernel, then it impacts the safety of the uses of any other submodule, because you can't really contain the consequences of the unsafe behavior.
- Rusky 9y ago> you can't really contain the consequences of the unsafe behavior. That's true, but the property I described can still help you track down the root cause and limit the number of places that interact with it.