Lecture

Memory Management & Crash Programs

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Description

This lecture covers memory management for engineers, focusing on crash programs related to memory access errors. The slides discuss the reasons behind code crashes, the influence of language and compiler parameters, and a simplified version of modern memory management. Examples include crashes when creating or accessing arrays and pointers, as well as the impact of data flow and block structures on memory management.

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