Try googling it But simply it means that memory addresses keep changing and it makes exploitation harder, as if you were to overwrite Instruction Pointer register to jump to your code in memory
Hey Why do I need headers files in c++ code when creating non library program? does it possible to import namespace without headers?
hello i'am in a confusion about why the memcpy casts to unsigned char* and not char * : i have learned that one using char* we are telling the compiler the reserve one bit ...
In the following code I want to have a loop in a macro that uses a counter variable of the same type as a struct member. A value of the struct is passed into the macro. #incl...
also , i have a question , if i try to store int in a char variable will this just overflow or i can overwrite data ?
What is the solution for always forget about 4.000 lines of code or about 15 files ?
Writing C code is tremendously difficult; a company has to pay a lot of money to get it done. But to write good C code, you also need to know how to use software tools that en...
What's the best way to setup c++ dev in VSCode? Currently I use clang-tidy, clang-format, and CMake. But the most important part that I missing is general intellisense so I c...
Is there a way for me to tell a C compiler about alignment to make -Wcast-align shut up?
Why is mmap instant if I map a 100GiB file and why didn't my machine freeze?
and i can conclude also that unsigned char* and char* are probably the same ?
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