Netscape's favorite tactic is scribbling over
itself in memory, at least on Windows. How do I
tell if a Mac app crash is due to the app overwriting
part of its main executable in RAM? At any rate,
especially after 20+ years, _I_ find it amazing
that programmers still haven't come up with a
This is one of the advantages of Netscape on the classic Mac OS. Any
application creates it's own memory partition and only the most remarkably
buggy apps will overwrite another app's partition (maybe something not 32-bit
clean?). Netscape and some others go one step further. Once it has a
--- James S Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is one of the advantages of Netscape on the
classic Mac OS. Any
application creates it's own memory partition and
only the most remarkably
buggy apps will overwrite another app's partition
(maybe something not 32-bit
clean?). Netscape and
