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The context of this thread is adding syscall to the kernel to allow C userland programs to be safer. Even if the kernel were written in Java - which is, again,
by AaronFriel 4y ago
The context of this thread is adding syscall to the kernel to allow C userland programs to be safer.
Even if the kernel were written in Java - which is, again, absurd to ask of the OpenBSD developers - it would still be a viable syscall to add for user mode programs written in memory unsafe languages.
- pjmlp 4y agoOnly way to make C "safer", is to follow Solaris footsteps, hardware memory tagging.