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by kristoff_it
1204 days ago
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> An LLVM pointer value cannot legally contain arbitrary non-null non-pointer integers such as 0x2. 0x2 is a perfectly valid pointer value, it just happens to never be a good virtual memory address on modern systems where virtual memory is setup by the usual OSs, hence the fact that you can rely on it segfaulting. |
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