Comment by saagarjha 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code does not make it memory safe. 3 comments saagarjha Reply pama 1 day ago Apologies. I never meant to imply that of course. It is a long and arduous process, and this is but a single tiny step. kjjfnkeknrn 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code does make it a little memory safer. alexfoo 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code makes it a little less memory unsafe.(Depends on what you replace it with obviously...)
pama 1 day ago Apologies. I never meant to imply that of course. It is a long and arduous process, and this is but a single tiny step.
kjjfnkeknrn 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code does make it a little memory safer. alexfoo 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code makes it a little less memory unsafe.(Depends on what you replace it with obviously...)
alexfoo 1 day ago Removing strcpy from your code makes it a little less memory unsafe.(Depends on what you replace it with obviously...)
Apologies. I never meant to imply that of course. It is a long and arduous process, and this is but a single tiny step.
Removing strcpy from your code does make it a little memory safer.
Removing strcpy from your code makes it a little less memory unsafe.
(Depends on what you replace it with obviously...)