A wild pointer is a pointer that incorrectly references memory outside its intended or existing scope.
A wild pointer is a pointer that incorrectly references memory outside its intended or existing scope.
| Vorderseite | wild pointer |
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| Rückseite | A pointer that references a location that is out of scope for that pointer or that does not exist. See also pointer. |
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