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Please fix invalid use of memccpy() on master #1481
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This repo is inactive - please see #1466 and #1464 (comment) onward. Please search the web for a maintained version of ksh2020 or ksh93. Thanks! |
I'm well aware. I think you should make an exception for this one. It's such an easy fix and it solves various crashes. Edit: re actively maintained version: see https://github.com/ksh93/ksh |
Sorry, didn't recognize you. Thanks for linking to your active repo - that's one of the reasons we are not archiving this one. |
I'll make the change.
I have a couple other fixes too.
lefteris
…On 2020-06-12 10:21, Gordon Woodhull wrote:
Sorry, didn't recognize you.
Thanks for linking to your active repo - that's one of the reasons we
are not archiving this one.
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Done in d277191. |
The official AST master branch should at the very least fix a blatantly invalid use of
memccpy()
on potentially overlapping buffers in the commonly used library functionsfputr()
. See #78. The fix can easily be cherry-picked from commit dda258b.On the Mac, this makes various crashes magically vanish.
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