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either you mean intercepting malloc/realloc calls, in which case can't happen as the function signature is different, or you mean literally modifying the source
by foxhill 12y ago
either you mean intercepting malloc/realloc calls, in which case can't happen as the function signature is different, or you mean literally modifying the source code of existing programs, and releasing that.
which, lets face it, in the BSD is space (and particularly with regard to memory allocations from user input), is highly unlikely to change any time soon.
- clarry 12y ago> or you mean literally modifying the source code of existing programs, and releasing that. > > which, lets face it, in the BSD is space (and particularly with regard to memory allocations from user input), is highly unlikely to change any time soon. I'm not sure how to parse your sentence. Are you saying OpenBSD (which should be known for its mass audits) isn't likely to make changes in its source code any soon? http://freshbsd.org/search?q=reallocarray http://freshbsd.org/search?q=reallocarray