Re: Re: Buffer overflow c/c++

[GWILouisaxwzkla]

I haven’t used the software since I’ve gotten pretty good at finding access violations after years of writing my own data structures and lots of software that uses pointers. Anything I write in C/C++ or assembly language is designed with execution speed in mind so I probably would not use anything that slows my code down ( I belive that is why C/C++ was designed without provisions to check for access violations at compile time ). Anyway , I guess the software is a clever idea and if you don’t mind the performance hit , use it ………