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The changes made in the PR effectively address the buffer overflow issue by correctly adjusting the buffer size and the usage of fgets
. These modifications should prevent the segmentation fault from occurring with longer input names. The testing section indicates that the changes have been verified with various input lengths, which is reassuring. Overall, the PR looks solid and ready for merging, pending any further code reviews.
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int main() | ||
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char name[64]; | ||
char name[128]; |
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Increasing the buffer size from 64 to 128 characters is a good approach to handle longer inputs and prevent buffer overflow issues.
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printf("Enter your name:\n"); | ||
fgets(name, sizeof(name) + 32, stdin); | ||
fgets(name, sizeof(name), stdin); |
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Correcting the fgets
usage to sizeof(name)
instead of sizeof(name) + 32
is crucial for preventing buffer overflows. Good fix!
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Fix buffer overflow issue by adjusting input buffer size and fgets usage
Description
This pull request addresses the issue of a segmentation fault occurring when a name longer than 80 characters is entered into the program. The fix involves increasing the buffer size for the
name
variable and correcting the usage of thefgets
function to prevent buffer overflow.Changes Made
name
variable from 64 to 128 characters.fgets
function to usesizeof(name)
instead ofsizeof(name) + 32
.Issue Reference
This pull request fixes issue #6.
Testing
Notes
main.c
file.