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Such an invalid access of a very small address probably does result from a nullptr error: struct BigObject { char stuff[0x9c]; // random fields
by stravant 2y ago
Such an invalid access of a very small address probably does result from a nullptr error:
struct BigObject {
char stuff[0x9c]; // random fields
int field;
}
BigObject* object = nullptr;
printf("%d", object->field);
That will result in "Attempt to read from address 0x9c". Just because it's not trying to read from literal address 0x0 doesn't mean it's not nullptr error.