Dereferencing the NULL pointer typically results in an attempted read or write from memory that is not mapped-triggering segmentation fault or access violation-however there are certainly circumstances where this is not the case.
There are, however, certainly circumstances where this is not the case. Dereferencing the NULL pointer typically results in an attempted read or write from memory that is not mapped-triggering segmentation fault or access violation.
Dereferencing the NULL pointer typically results in an attempted read or write from memory that is not mapped-triggering segmentation fault or access violation. There are, however, certainly circumstances where this is not the case.
Dereferencing the NULL pointer typically results in an attempted read or write from memory that is not mapped-triggering segmentation fault or access violation. There are, however, certainly circumstances where this is not the case.