Hello,
In sal/osl/unx/security.c, I noticed these:
278 sal_Bool SAL_CALL osl_getHomeDir(oslSecurity Security, rtl_uString
**pustrDirectory)
279 {
280 sal_Bool bRet=sal_False;
281 sal_Char pszDirectory[PATH_MAX];
282
283 pszDirectory[0] = '\0';
373 sal_Bool SAL_CALL osl_getConfigDir(oslSecurity Security, rtl_uString
**pustrDirectory)
374 {
375 sal_Bool bRet = sal_False;
376 sal_Char pszDirectory[PATH_MAX];
377
378 pszDirectory[0] = '\0';
I'm not sure but I think it doesn't put the rest of the array to 0.
Would memsetting to 0 the whole array be right (and possibly useful)?
What about this too ?
sal_Char pszDirectory[PATH_MAX] = "";
It compiles but I wonder if it would be ok for every env
Julien
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