I agree with the memory tagging part.
Which nowadays is only available on Solaris on SPARC, iOS and eventually Android (given Google's collaboration with ARM).
And even it is still isn't 100% bullet proof, it is better than not having it at all.
Which nowadays is only available on Solaris on SPARC, iOS and eventually Android (given Google's collaboration with ARM).
And even it is still isn't 100% bullet proof, it is better than not having it at all.
Intel has dropped MPX support from newer generations, given that their design was buggy and no one bothered to actually make use of it.
So they decided that improving the design wasn't worthwhile.
This is not an accurate statement. Oracle is still actively developing Solaris 11.4 and releasing regular updates. They plan to support Solaris and SPARC systems to at least 2034. This does not sound very dead to me.