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I believe there's some things your have to do such aren't C compatible, e.g. store fat pointers of base+length+offset instead of raw pointers, to catch OOB acce
by Leszek 8y ago
I believe there's some things your have to do such aren't C compatible, e.g. store fat pointers of base+length+offset instead of raw pointers, to catch OOB accesses.