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Old 04-04-2014, 05:19 AM   #8
chaley
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Memory problems are very often pattern sensitive, where "pattern" means both data patterns and access patterns. That is why sometimes particular file types trigger errors; they might contain problematic data patterns. Applications contain both data patterns (e.g., their code) and access patterns (e.g., how they read & write the data being processed), which is why one application runs but another doesn't.
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