Name: Anonymous 2022-07-27 2:28
>>606988760 →
>Because it's unsafe. You should not be allowed to crash computers when using unnecessary methods that have been replaced by more safe ones.
NO IT IS NOT UNSAFE YOU FUCKING FUCKING RETARD
It runs fine on grsecurity-linux, and is developed there.
If it was "unsafe", you cargo-cult FAGGOT, grsec would prevent it.
Copying memaddress -> memaddress (ie strings happen to be the same and thus same pointer)
is not "unsafe".
Actual real OpenBSD strlcpy is not "unsafe".
You FUCKING FFAAAGGGTOOOTTTT APPLE FUCKING PIECE OF FUCKING SHIT.
And the compiler is not the place to do these things.
The kernel is. Like Grsecurity does.
>>606986891 →>
>durr why do modern compilers prevent me from doing bad code
>Because it's unsafe. You should not be allowed to crash computers when using unnecessary methods that have been replaced by more safe ones.
NO IT IS NOT UNSAFE YOU FUCKING FUCKING RETARD
It runs fine on grsecurity-linux, and is developed there.
If it was "unsafe", you cargo-cult FAGGOT, grsec would prevent it.
Copying memaddress -> memaddress (ie strings happen to be the same and thus same pointer)
is not "unsafe".
Actual real OpenBSD strlcpy is not "unsafe".
You FUCKING FFAAAGGGTOOOTTTT APPLE FUCKING PIECE OF FUCKING SHIT.
And the compiler is not the place to do these things.
The kernel is. Like Grsecurity does.