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The literal ":>\0" gives us a 4 byte char array with the last two bytes being 0. I did this since the algorithm always does a 4 byte read from the passed pointe
by vinkelhake 3y ago
The literal ":>\0" gives us a 4 byte char array with the last two bytes being 0. I did this since the algorithm always does a 4 byte read from the passed pointer.