For this to be true, I think you would have to assume an "additive" model where each time corrupt memory is accessed it does some small amount of additional "damage". But for memory holding CPU instructions, I think it's more likely that the first time a corrupt byte is read, the program crashes.
For this to be true, I think you would have to assume an "additive" model where each time corrupt memory is accessed it does some small amount of additional "damage". But for memory holding CPU instructions, I think it's more likely that the first time a corrupt byte is read, the program crashes.