← Back to context Comment by t0suj4 3 years ago I think the lesson here is to stop using signed integer as an index into an array. 2 comments t0suj4 Reply eru 3 years ago The lesson is to only use C when absolutely necessary, and regularly use all the sanitizers and other safety tools you can find. Not just when you suspect something fishy. sanxiyn 3 years ago The lesson is you shouldn't use standard C, until the standard is fixed. Until then, compile with -fno-strict-overflow, like I do.
eru 3 years ago The lesson is to only use C when absolutely necessary, and regularly use all the sanitizers and other safety tools you can find. Not just when you suspect something fishy.
sanxiyn 3 years ago The lesson is you shouldn't use standard C, until the standard is fixed. Until then, compile with -fno-strict-overflow, like I do.
The lesson is to only use C when absolutely necessary, and regularly use all the sanitizers and other safety tools you can find. Not just when you suspect something fishy.
The lesson is you shouldn't use standard C, until the standard is fixed. Until then, compile with -fno-strict-overflow, like I do.