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I was about to post a similar comment. One of the reasons was that before memory protection (that different hardware already for ages) any rogue pointer could c
by pmontra 5y ago
I was about to post a similar comment. One of the reasons was that before memory protection (that different hardware already for ages) any rogue pointer could crash any other application or the OS. Developing software was an exercise of rebooting Windows. Ah, the reset button!