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It certainly is an OS bug. The OS is modifying your memory behind your back after it has given it to you. That can break any application, managed or otherwise.
by TwoBit 8y ago
It certainly is an OS bug. The OS is modifying your memory behind your back after it has given it to you. That can break any application, managed or otherwise.
- cududa 8y agoYes that’s an OS bug. I’m saying the assumption that an unmanaged API should in no circumstances cause a system crash