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Right; this is why integer operations trap on overflow by default, instead of silently wrapping, for example. Technically you’ll “crash” more but the crash occu
by slavapestov 8y ago
Right; this is why integer operations trap on overflow by default, instead of silently wrapping, for example. Technically you’ll “crash” more but the crash occurs at the exact location of the problem and not much later in the form of corrupted data.
- valuearb 8y agoIt’s the difference between a crash pointing exactly at the cause, and spending days or weeks isolating crashes that only occur minutes after the error that caused them, or only on certain devices, or in certain memory configurations, or only on every other Sunday, etc.