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FWIW, “^@“ is the escape code for an ASCII NUL (just like “^D” is the code for 0x04 “EOT”). Seeing lots of them could mean that you’re printing past the end of
by nneonneo 3y ago
FWIW, “^@“ is the escape code for an ASCII NUL (just like “^D” is the code for 0x04 “EOT”). Seeing lots of them could mean that you’re printing past the end of a buffer, or printing uninitialized memory.
- snvzz 3y agoAnd it makes a lot of sense. As per how control key ANDs the input codes. A is 1. What's right before A in ASCII? @ is.