Re:Modern C [pdf]
by junke on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @06:40AM
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There is no doubt that C, by definition, opts out from performing bound checkings. But if bounds were always checked by default (implicitly), then you would have to opt-out explicitly, which is a safer approach, because all else being equal, in case of a programming mistake, the code ends up not being vulnerable to that specific kind of attack.
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