Making sds a typedef for char* is very convenient. But it makes it very easy to pass an sds to a function that expects a C string without checking for null bytes. Ruby, Java, Perl, PHP have all had security problems…
Making sds a typedef for char* is very convenient. But it makes it very easy to pass an sds to a function that expects a C string without checking for null bytes. Ruby, Java, Perl, PHP have all had security problems…