← Back to context Comment by chuckadams 8 hours ago A sanitizer is that runtime debug check. The compiler just inserts those checks. 6 comments chuckadams Reply hyperhello 8 hours ago Okay. Then I have to assume that they didn't do it for SimCity! Thanks. chuckadams 8 hours ago Sanitizers come with a lot of overhead, and the tech wasn't readily available in SimCity's day, certainly not for Windows 95. hyperhello 8 hours ago I was imagining more like some kind of primitive CPU mode that sends every single RAM request to a software exception. Something you would normally have turned off but available for truly heavy duty debugging. 3 replies →
hyperhello 8 hours ago Okay. Then I have to assume that they didn't do it for SimCity! Thanks. chuckadams 8 hours ago Sanitizers come with a lot of overhead, and the tech wasn't readily available in SimCity's day, certainly not for Windows 95. hyperhello 8 hours ago I was imagining more like some kind of primitive CPU mode that sends every single RAM request to a software exception. Something you would normally have turned off but available for truly heavy duty debugging. 3 replies →
chuckadams 8 hours ago Sanitizers come with a lot of overhead, and the tech wasn't readily available in SimCity's day, certainly not for Windows 95. hyperhello 8 hours ago I was imagining more like some kind of primitive CPU mode that sends every single RAM request to a software exception. Something you would normally have turned off but available for truly heavy duty debugging. 3 replies →
hyperhello 8 hours ago I was imagining more like some kind of primitive CPU mode that sends every single RAM request to a software exception. Something you would normally have turned off but available for truly heavy duty debugging. 3 replies →
Okay. Then I have to assume that they didn't do it for SimCity! Thanks.
Sanitizers come with a lot of overhead, and the tech wasn't readily available in SimCity's day, certainly not for Windows 95.
I was imagining more like some kind of primitive CPU mode that sends every single RAM request to a software exception. Something you would normally have turned off but available for truly heavy duty debugging.
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