How to copy from a const tracking pointer.
You usually just pick one and count on your friends for the others.
The long and short of it all.
Detecting attempts to manipulate the return address.
Emptying out the junk drawer.
Pros and cons.
Sundown, which was a hidden jab at the competition.
Well, I mean, it's a different processor.
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