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That behavior should be totally irrelevant to code bases that are trying to handle C strings properly. If you have some reliance on the content of the buffer af
by EPWN3D 2y ago
That behavior should be totally irrelevant to code bases that are trying to handle C strings properly. If you have some reliance on the content of the buffer after the terminator, you've for problems that the string copy routine cannot help you with.
- foresto 2y ago> That behavior should be totally irrelevant to code bases that are trying to handle C strings properly. "No true Scotsman..."
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoIt is a problem when people foolishly dump structs and fixed size buffers to storage without proper serialization. If you need that level of performance then you own the consequences.