>>1ASLR is pure insecurity through obscurity. ASLR does not eliminate any bugs, it's designed to make some exploits of existing bugs slightly more difficult, which also makes tests more difficult. The behavior of your code may be different each time it runs! It does nothing to improve software correctness. Programs will still corrupt other data by writing out of bounds. ASLR only exists because Ctards don't want to check array bounds. Ctard compiler monkeys and Ctard code monkeys point fingers at each other over who should check array bounds, so nobody does it.
>>4All programs on x86 are already position independent because of segmentation. Ctards want to LARP as PDP-11 hackers so they don't use it.