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I would think the MISRA rules against dynamic memory allocation would present serious difficulty if not fundamental incompatibility when trying to implement web
by ratmice 2y ago
I would think the MISRA rules against dynamic memory allocation would present serious difficulty if not fundamental incompatibility when trying to implement web standards.
- chasil 2y agoIt is against the rules to call malloc, yes. However, it is not against the rules to launch another process with a static amount of declared memory, then access it over shmat(). This is cheating, but could it be safer?