On Thu, Jun 12, 2025 at 02:41:05AM +0200, Thomas Monjalon wrote:
> 06/05/2025 03:43, Andre Muezerie:
> > The asprintf function is not part of the C standard library but is a
> > GNU extension commonly available in Unix-like systems. It dynamically
> > allocates memory to store the formatted output
06/05/2025 03:43, Andre Muezerie:
> The asprintf function is not part of the C standard library but is a
> GNU extension commonly available in Unix-like systems. It dynamically
> allocates memory to store the formatted output string, similar to
> sprintf, but avoids buffer overflow issues by automa
The asprintf function is not part of the C standard library but is a
GNU extension commonly available in Unix-like systems. It dynamically
allocates memory to store the formatted output string, similar to
sprintf, but avoids buffer overflow issues by automatically sizing
the buffer.
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