I want to avoid having to use the GNU-extension memmem() when removing the
container entry. As mmap() does not guarantee us a \0-terminated string we
pwrite() a single terminating \0-byte after the end of the file and the mmap()
the file. The terminating \0-byte will then be removed when we
I want to avoid having to use the GNU-extension memmem() when removing the
container entry. As mmap() does not guarantee us a \0-terminated string we
lseek() to the end of the file and write() a single terminating \0-byte to the
file and the mmap() the file. The terminating \0-byte will then be
I want to avoid having to use the GNU-extension memmem() when removing the
container entry. As mmap() does not guarantee us a \0-terminated string we
pwrite() a single terminating \0-byte after the end of the file and the mmap()
the file. The terminating \0-byte will then be removed when we
