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Mid 2000s in my experience. And not because it was safe from memory bugs so much as safe from memory leaks. Still had plenty of NPEs.
by lanstin 3y ago
Mid 2000s in my experience. And not because it was safe from memory bugs so much as safe from memory leaks. Still had plenty of NPEs.
- justinclift 3y agoJava kind of gets around the memory leak problem by allocating all of the leak up front for the JVM. ;)
- cryptos 3y agoI'm a JVM guy, but this is a good one :-)
- pjmlp 3y agoNPE isn't a memory corruption bug.
- kaba0 3y agoThose are safe. And it’s not like Go didn’t just copy nulls (plus even has shitty initialization problems now, e.g. with make!)
- worik 3y agoJava is safe from a class of memory bugs and leaks It is still possible to leak resources in Java You have to fool the GC but it is surprisingly easy to do.