Comment by kccqzy Comment by kccqzy 9 days ago 1 reply Copy Link View on Hacker News Crashing via SIGSEGV is not memory safety.
Copy Link consteval 8 days ago Collapse Comment - Crashing with SIGSEGV can be perfectly memory safe. For example, writing to a NULL address is defined behavior on almost all platforms and typically causes the OS to send SIGSEGV. Reply View | 0 replies
Crashing with SIGSEGV can be perfectly memory safe. For example, writing to a NULL address is defined behavior on almost all platforms and typically causes the OS to send SIGSEGV.