Here, runtime, make some results and put them into this (character array) buffer I'm providing for you. Oh, the buffer wasn't big enough? Well, I'm sure the s

Here, runtime, make some results and put them into this (character array) buffer I'm providing for you. Oh, the buffer wasn't big enough? Well, I'm sure the stuff after the buffer's end that you wrote over wasn't all that important, anyway. Probably just a few neighboring local variables that my function was storing nearby on the stack, or maybe the return address on the stack, or maybe the heap management data (block size field, free list pointer, ...) around the block of memory I allocated from the heap. I wonder what the next pass of my loop will do now, or what will happen when this function returns???