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It's part of the broader system, not the language implementation. And in practice, systems that achieve this are not in common use.
by zozbot234 1y ago
It's part of the broader system, not the language implementation. And in practice, systems that achieve this are not in common use.
- uecker 1y agoYou are using a narrower definition than me. The language implementation builds on the functionality of the a larger system. An implementation can utilize the functionality of the overall system and close the loopholes. For example, using sanitizer you can turn out-of-bounds accesses to arrays into traps. This is not a segmentation fault but SIGILL, but it also builds on the trapping mechanism to achieve bounds safety (if you limit yourself to arrays).