Usually the real reason is that such checks are pointless as they do not pinpoint the bugs. They are too late. You need a real stack trace to begin debugging such issues.
Languages like Ada Spark or Rust tend to rarely use or need such runtime checks. (they are available as an option to check unsafe code)
Others like Python and Java do check and give you traces. Not for free though.
And then you probably want something more powerful, such as a virtual machine like Valgrind; full sanitization of Address Sanitizer, etc.
Languages like Ada Spark or Rust tend to rarely use or need such runtime checks. (they are available as an option to check unsafe code)
Others like Python and Java do check and give you traces. Not for free though.
And then you probably want something more powerful, such as a virtual machine like Valgrind; full sanitization of Address Sanitizer, etc.