I see, so the implementations basically read past the end of the string as long as it won't cross a page boundary and cause a memory protection fault. It's tech

I see, so the implementations basically read past the end of the string as long as it won't cross a page boundary and cause a memory protection fault. It's technically a buffer overflow, but since the implementations are architecture specific, it's safe to do. I wonder if there are memory sanitizers that would complain about that sort of access?