3 ms·
> I'm assuming that you aren't asking for exceptions which literally nobody wants I want exceptions. Why would they be a bad idea? Besides the fact that softwa
by modeless 5y ago
> I'm assuming that you aren't asking for exceptions which literally nobody wants
I want exceptions. Why would they be a bad idea? Besides the fact that software doesn't utilize them today (because they're not implemented, chicken and egg problem)? IMO they would be as big a security win as many other complex features CPU designers are adding in the name of security, e.g. pointer authentication.