Re: The real Risk# Java - 爪哇娇娃
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Yeah. In C++, by default, you don't check array bound. So if
your refer an invalid address, it depends on OS. (who knows
whether Windows can always handle this). And if you refer a
valid address(valid to your process, but not valid to your
operation, say, int a[2]; strcpy(a, "xxxxxx"); you will
never know what happens. It may take you long time to debug.
So from debugging issue, Java is better than C++, I have to
admit.
From runtime, it depends. Of course everbody hope their
software to be bug-f
your refer an invalid address, it depends on OS. (who knows
whether Windows can always handle this). And if you refer a
valid address(valid to your process, but not valid to your
operation, say, int a[2]; strcpy(a, "xxxxxx"); you will
never know what happens. It may take you long time to debug.
So from debugging issue, Java is better than C++, I have to
admit.
From runtime, it depends. Of course everbody hope their
software to be bug-f