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Ya that was my intuition - C's always giving you enough rope to hang yourself and everyone around you. But I also wonder how many arbitrary-length strings are h
by ryanianian 9y ago
Ya that was my intuition - C's always giving you enough rope to hang yourself and everyone around you. But I also wonder how many arbitrary-length strings are handled by embedded systems. Maybe don't define an `array` type with length, but maybe one just for `char*` (string) that included size and all the `str` functions used it, that would solve a huge number of exploits.
- pjmlp 9y agoA PC running MS-DOS 3.3 (512KB) would be an embedded systems, micro-controller for today's standards. I never had an issue with a Turbo Pascal application size due to string/arrays.