> Unfortunately, you cannot access all elements of memory
That's rather fortunate, instead. Programming (esp. in C) under an operating system/hardware architecture that does not provide this protection is a real pain. Memory protection is a feature that is meant primarily to help developers (to say nothing about security).
That's rather fortunate, instead. Programming (esp. in C) under an operating system/hardware architecture that does not provide this protection is a real pain. Memory protection is a feature that is meant primarily to help developers (to say nothing about security).