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Not bungle in the sense of overflowing the underlying buffer, but overflowing the logical buffer that is contained within it, i.e. getting the wrong slice.
by marcoperaza 10y ago
Not bungle in the sense of overflowing the underlying buffer, but overflowing the logical buffer that is contained within it, i.e. getting the wrong slice.
- Manishearth 10y agoOh, sure. Like I said, I wasn't refuting their point.