POSIX never rejected strlcpy/strlcat, because they were never submitted for inclusion. Also, POSIX doesn't control the str* namespace, ISO C does. Not that it m

POSIX never rejected strlcpy/strlcat, because they were never submitted for inclusion. Also, POSIX doesn't control the str* namespace, ISO C does. Not that it matters, as it wasn't submitted there either. But that's beside the point. Every major OS's libc has an implementation of strlcpy/strlcat, and OpenBSD's can be readily lifted into a project's source tree as it is portable, a simple code search will reveal the breadth of adoption. The /only/ exception is glibc now. And glibc is not a standards committee, for years the primary objections came from one person. You're being dishonest. https://github.com/search?q=strlcpy&type=Code https://github.com/search?q=strlcpy&type=Code