Re: Understanding Linux addr space, malloc, and heap

> 
> But I can't mprotect the 66th page I malloc.  And mprotect fails SILENTLY!

I'm not convinced it does that.. not until the bugs are out of the
code.... since right now it mprotects the wrong stuff, which sometimes
overlaps with what you malloced, sometimes not.


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