On Mon, 13 Dec 2010 14:27:02 +0200, bearophile
wrote:
In two places I have read about 'shredding your trash', that is filling
the memory that's supposed to be free and not used any more with a
constant known value different from zero, to allow bugs in pointer usage
to surface faster. So
In two places I have read about 'shredding your trash', that is filling the
memory that's supposed to be free and not used any more with a constant known
value different from zero, to allow bugs in pointer usage to surface faster. So
is it a good idea for the D GC to perform such overwriting of
