> Writing to a null pointer is just writing to the memory array at offset zero, as legal as any other write. This seems like a huge design mistake. Is it possi

> Writing to a null pointer is just writing to the memory array at offset zero, as legal as any other write. This seems like a huge design mistake. Is it possible to make dereferencing a null pointer trap in WASM? That's an essential part of debugging C/C++ applications.