> strncpy() isn't dangerous Suppose the C specification said that string constants are automatically null terminated unless they are a certain size that is pla

> strncpy() isn't dangerous Suppose the C specification said that string constants are automatically null terminated unless they are a certain size that is platform-dependent. At that given size the null is not added. (And let's say above that size there's a compiler error. Let's also say there's a pragma for telling the compiler you want a bigger limit on the maximum string constant size.) Would that behavior be dangerous in your opinion?