100 ms·Very elegant, though in some cases 0x0 is addressable, in which case, the abort never happens.by jethroalias97 15y agoVery elegant, though in some cases 0x0 is addressable, in which case, the abort never happens.gchpaco 15y agoNot, as it happens, on plan 9 systems where the kernel marks that area as not accessible. This could fail, conceivably, but then you're in much deeper stuff.raldi 15y ago0 cast as a pointer is not necessarily 0x0. The spec says it equals NULL, which, too, is not necessarily 0x0.