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I tend to argue that continuing to function after a memory overrun is _unlucky_ because it's better to have it fail loudly so you know to fix it instead of it p
by saghm 2y ago
I tend to argue that continuing to function after a memory overrun is _unlucky_ because it's better to have it fail loudly so you know to fix it instead of it potentially not noticing subtly incorrect behavior.