Anonymous
9/2/2025, 1:07:51 PM
No.106461657
>>106459799
>Any process can be “swapped out” between any two imperative instructions (by the kernel) and god knows what will happen before it resumes, so all the in imperative code flows assumptions are broken – by the time the very next imperative command will be executed the data could be invalidated in many ways.
HOLY FUCKING SHIT SOMEONE KILL THIS RETARDED FUCKING CUNT!!!!
How the fuck can you be so confidently wrong about something?
Are you storing the data above your stack pointer in memory or illegally in some other process's memory? Or in library reserved memory? Or have issued authorization/request to the kernel in some form to write new data somewhere? Or does your language not support the calling convention and save the registers marked for destruction before making a syscall (cannot happen on a context switch).
If not, then why the fuck would this happen. Modern OSes don't willy nilly invalidate your memory unless the user wants them to or your program is fucking removed.
Is this simply ragebait for anyone who's not a complete nitwit?
>Any process can be “swapped out” between any two imperative instructions (by the kernel) and god knows what will happen before it resumes, so all the in imperative code flows assumptions are broken – by the time the very next imperative command will be executed the data could be invalidated in many ways.
HOLY FUCKING SHIT SOMEONE KILL THIS RETARDED FUCKING CUNT!!!!
How the fuck can you be so confidently wrong about something?
Are you storing the data above your stack pointer in memory or illegally in some other process's memory? Or in library reserved memory? Or have issued authorization/request to the kernel in some form to write new data somewhere? Or does your language not support the calling convention and save the registers marked for destruction before making a syscall (cannot happen on a context switch).
If not, then why the fuck would this happen. Modern OSes don't willy nilly invalidate your memory unless the user wants them to or your program is fucking removed.
Is this simply ragebait for anyone who's not a complete nitwit?