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Not me :) What I develop I always make sure I test on NetBSD and OpenBSD. That keeps me honest and those systems will find issues that Linux does not care abo
by jmclnx 2y ago
Not me :)
What I develop I always make sure I test on NetBSD and OpenBSD. That keeps me honest and those systems will find issues that Linux does not care about. I found many issues by testing on those systems.
Also, ignoring malloc() returns is dangerous if you want to port your application to a UNIX like AIX.
- antirez 2y agoIgnoring failures is a bad idea, but in many applications quitting on malloc() retiring NULL is the most sensibile thing to do. Many, but not all kinds of applications.