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There's no way around it. What I described is what higher-level languages do if they provide this sort of protection and it's what must do done if such protect

There's no way around it. What I described is what higher-level languages do if they provide this sort of protection and it's what must do done if such protection is required.

nneonneo 8y ago
Most higher-level languages simply perform bounds checks rather than relying on canaries for safety. Although they can be combined, if your canaries are hit it means your HLL isn’t doing a good enough job of enforcing bounds.
- ElBarto 8y ago
  That's what I wrote...