> If code safety is still a concern with this project, you/someone might consider conversion to SaferCPlusPlus (essentially a memory-safe subset of C++). Thank

> If code safety is still a concern with this project, you/someone might consider conversion to SaferCPlusPlus (essentially a memory-safe subset of C++). Thank you for the pointer! I haven't been a maintainer of xmlrpc-c in over a decade now, and I'm not even sure who's maintaining it or using it. The sourceforge mailing list archives seem to be down, so I have no way to contact the current maintainers. The packages in Ubuntu which use xmlrpc-c are freeipa-client, rtorrent, opennebula, certmonger, flowgrind and cobbler-enlist. I also remember 2 or 3 commercial users from 15 years ago. If any of these people are interested, I'd consider writing a drop-in replacement in Rust that preserves the same C ABI, and spend at least a week of CPU time fuzzing it.