Constructions like this give me the willies:
char * const buf = (char *)mem_sys_allocate(16);
sprintf(buf, "%d", type);
Yes, I know that 16 characters is more than enough, but I still don't
like it. I'd prefer it if we were using instead
snprintf(buf, 16, "%d", type);
I suspect there's a teeny performance hit since snprintf() has to
check how far it's gone, but I can't imagine it's big enough to offset
the safety.
Thoughts?
xoxo,
Andy
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