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And I never said that anyone is telling me to use Java. It was an example. Because of the nature of AV software, its code would be drowning in "unsafe" memory
by AndriyKunitsyn 2y ago
And I never said that anyone is telling me to use Java. It was an example.
Because of the nature of AV software, its code would be drowning in "unsafe" memory accesses no matter the language we chose. This is AV, it's always trying to read the memory that is not AV's, from its very design.
This is a story about bad software management processes, not programming languages.
- Retr0id 2y agoReading memory from another process can be done through memory-safe APIs. To give an example from the linux userspace world: https://docs.rust-embedded.org/rust-sysfs-gpio/nix/sys/uio/fn.process_vm_readv.html https://docs.rust-embedded.org/rust-sysfs-gpio/nix/sys/uio/f...