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by Safety1stClyde
3373 days ago
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Thank you for posting. > If you know some basic C, take a look at this block of code, and see if you can find a clue as to what went wrong: > char *filename="models/"; > strcat(filename,"bullet"); > strcat(filename,".h3d"); That code being written in the first place does not inspire confidence. "strcat" has almost no valid use cases, and the suggested solution of using a fixed-size buffer is likely to lead to further instances of exactly the same variety of error at some time in the future. > char filename[256]; The sane solution here is to use strncat or another, more appropriate, function such as snprintf. The length of the buffer should at least be a macro rather than a magic number. |
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