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Why don’t we just make the entire stack out of guard pages?

1 · Raymond Chen · July 13, 2026, 4:18 p.m.
Old New Thing Code Memory Management Stack Management programming techniques
Summary
The post explores the concept of using guard pages throughout the entire stack in programming, questioning the practicality and implications of such an approach. It serves as a starting point for discussions on stack management and memory safety, but lacks expansive insights or personal narratives.
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