Tbh Ive debugged too many multithreaded c++ programs with memory leaks, corrupt stacks, corrupt heaps, double frees, string algorithms flying off the end of a b

Tbh Ive debugged too many multithreaded c++ programs with memory leaks, corrupt stacks, corrupt heaps, double frees, string algorithms flying off the end of a buffer, etc to take the idea that a C++ program running twice in a row will do the same thing.