how to track memory access errors at runtime?

char *i = "foo";

for(char* j =i; *j != "a"; ++j) { /* try to do smth */ }

and other C-legacy constructs).

You may approach you goal by banning raw pointers, C-string and arrays; and using smart pointers (that are designed to throw an exception when improperly dereferenced) and containers everywhere. It will cost you both in performance and in development complexity, I think.

In practice, I believe, writing a comprehensive test-suite (80%+ test coverage) and running it in valgrind or ElectricFence will detect most memory-management errors (save possibly the ones caused by race condition in multithreaded environment).

Oh, one last thing: this is a Russian language forum. Sure you can read Russian - you posted here, after all; why can't you use untransliteration service or an "online keyboard" (i.e. the one at http://www.yandex.ru/ or a better one somewhere)?

> Oh, one last thing: this is a Russian language forum. Sure you can read Russian - you posted here, after all; why can't you use untransliteration service or an "online keyboard" (i.e. the one at http://www.yandex.ru/ or a better one somewhere)?

lenivo shelkat po ekrannoi klaviature :)

[U] dev-util/valgrind
     Available versions:  3.2.0 3.2.1 3.2.3 {X}
     Installed versions:  3.2.0(13:56:43 16.12.2006)(X)
     Homepage:            http://www.valgrind.org
     Description:         An open-source memory debugger for GNU/Linux

It could help:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <efence.h>
#include <signal.h>

void catch_me(int sig)
{
  puts ("Exception");
}

int main()
{
  char *bad = "test";
  signal (SIGILL, catch_me);
  signal (SIGSEGV, catch_me);
  free (bad);
  bad[12] = 23;
  return 0;
}

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