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But it is never what you want. So even if there are no immediate explosions, your LED's not going to blink the way you expected it. I'd say a clear, stern sign
by rvense 9y ago
But it is never what you want. So even if there are no immediate explosions, your LED's not going to blink the way you expected it. I'd say a clear, stern sign that something was wrong is better than limping along after dereferencing null.
- throwaway84742 9y agoSure. I’m just saying that null pointer deref and read is not generally a fatal operation. Most programmers expect the program to die in this case. When it doesn’t, they are surprised.