Walter Bright: > The only time I've had a > problem finding where a null came from (because they tend to fail very > close to their initialization point) is when the null was caused by > another memory corruption problem. Non-nullable references won't > mitigate that.
There are some ways to reduce the number/probability of memory corruptions too in a C-like language. Memory regions, region analysis, etc. We can discuss about this too, but this is another topic. Bye, bearophile
