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- Memory_safety abstract "Memory safety is a concern in software development that aims to avoid software bugs that cause security vulnerabilities dealing with random-access memory (RAM) access, such as buffer overflows and dangling pointers.Computer languages such as C and C++ that support arbitrary pointer arithmetic, casting, and deallocation are typically not memory safe. There are several different approaches to find errors in such languages: see the Detection section below.Most high-level programming languages avoid the problem by disallowing pointer arithmetic and casting entirely, and by enforcing tracing garbage collection as the sole memory management scheme.[citation needed]A language could support even more uses of pointer arithmetic, casting, and deallocation without sacrificing memory safety by using automated theorem proving as a form of static code analysis. ESC/Java and D demonstrate two ways that programmers can declare their invariants in ways that can be understood by a theorem prover.[citation needed]".
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- Memory_safety hasPhotoCollection Memory_safety.
- Memory_safety subject Category:Computer_security_exploits.
- Memory_safety subject Category:Programming_language_topics.
- Memory_safety subject Category:Software_bugs.
- Memory_safety type Abstraction100002137.
- Memory_safety type Accomplishment100035189.
- Memory_safety type Act100030358.
- Memory_safety type Action100037396.
- Memory_safety type ComputerSecurityExploits.
- Memory_safety type Event100029378.
- Memory_safety type Feat100036762.
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- Memory_safety comment "Memory safety is a concern in software development that aims to avoid software bugs that cause security vulnerabilities dealing with random-access memory (RAM) access, such as buffer overflows and dangling pointers.Computer languages such as C and C++ that support arbitrary pointer arithmetic, casting, and deallocation are typically not memory safe.".
- Memory_safety label "Memory safety".
- Memory_safety label "Безопасность доступа к памяти".
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- Memory_safety isPrimaryTopicOf Memory_safety.