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I can attest that it happens, even in (natural) languages that use Latin scripts. Sure, "just use en.US-ASCII" is a mitigation, and most (Euroamerican) code fol
by Piskvorrr 5y ago
I can attest that it happens, even in (natural) languages that use Latin scripts. Sure, "just use en.US-ASCII" is a mitigation, and most (Euroamerican) code follows this; the bug extends to string literals however ("they don't end where you see them // this is actually not part of the string; return;"), so a different approach is needed.