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If you put the INTO immediately after the overflowing instruction, the OS could just go back one instruction (harder than it seems, but not impossible). Wouldn'
by ahomescu1 12y ago
If you put the INTO immediately after the overflowing instruction, the OS could just go back one instruction (harder than it seems, but not impossible). Wouldn't that work?
- JoshTriplett 12y agoThat'd require the OS to define that as part of the ABI. Also, you almost certainly don't want to just go back an instruction; you want to catch and handle the overflow.