'Dangling pointers' presentation slideshows

DieHard : Probabilistic Memory Safety for Unsafe Languages

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Memory Safety Through Runtime Analysis

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Types

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C++: Memory Problems

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Region-Based Memory Management in Cyclone

Region-Based Memory Management in Cyclone. Dan Grossman Cornell University June 2002 Joint work with: Greg Morrisett, Trevor Jim (AT&T), Michael Hicks, James Cheney, Yanling Wang. Cyclone. A safe C-level language Safe : Memory safety, abstract data types

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2. Pointer

2. Pointer. Yan Shi CS/SE2630 Lecture Notes. floating. address. float double long double. pointer reference. C++ Data Types. simple. structured. integral enum. array struct union class. char short int long bool. What is reference?. simple data type

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2. Pointer

2. Pointer. Yan Shi CS/SE2630 Lecture Notes. floating. address. float double long double. pointer reference. C++ Data Types. simple. structured. integral enum. array struct union class. char short int long bool. What is reference?. simple data type

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Cyclone: A safe dialect of C

Cyclone: A safe dialect of C. Trevor Jim Greg Morrisett Dan Grossman Michael Hicks James Cheney Yanling Wang. Overview. Introduction From C to Cyclone Implementation Design History Conclusion/Questions. Introduction.

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Cyclone: A safe dialect of C

Cyclone: A safe dialect of C. Trevor Jim Greg Morrisett Dan Grossman Michael Hicks James Cheney Yanling Wang. Overview. Introduction From C to Cyclone Implementation Design History Conclusion/Questions. Introduction.

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ICS 321 Spring 2011 Algebraic and Logical Query Languages

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POINTERS

POINTERS. Pointers. A pointer type is one in which the variable has a range of values corresponding to memory addresses and a special value, nil, which means an invalid address. Pointers: design issues. What is the scope and lifetime of a pointer variable?

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Weeks 6-7

Weeks 6-7. Memory allocation Pointers functions Complex structures with pointers, structures, etc Dynamic structures. Memory Allocation. Where we have dealt with memory issues: Address arithmetic: we had to use array to get memory

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Memory Leaks and Dangling Pointers

Memory Leaks and Dangling Pointers. Lecture 5 Secs 2.4, 3.4 Mon, Jan 28, 2008. Memory Leaks. A memory leak occurs when all pointers to a block of allocated memory have been lost. Leaked memory cannot be accessed or reallocated.

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