> ** NULL assignment detected
That's without any hardware support (MMU) on DOS; compiler-generated code does the null checks.
Without it, you get unpredictable results for that bit of UB; the program can trample bytes around the null address.
That's without any hardware support (MMU) on DOS; compiler-generated code does the null checks.
Without it, you get unpredictable results for that bit of UB; the program can trample bytes around the null address.