For the following command in the ssh binary of OpenSSH portable: $ ./ssh -e^ theoptarg's length is1, so accessingoptarg[2]is out of the allocated memory region. Theargvis allocated on the heap here: [i]=xstrdup(av[i]); Address Sanitizer log: $ ./ssh -e^ === ==1660986==ERRO...
The Working Set Size (WSS) is how much memory an application needs to keep working. Your application may have 100 Gbytes of main memory allocated and page mapped, but it is only touching 50 Mbytes each second to do its job. That's the working set size: the "hot" memory that is fre...
> is the reason for the existence of the pointer to void type. > Previous to the invention of the pointer to void type, > the pointer to char type was used to accomplish the same tasks. > > -- > pete[/color] K & R - Second Edition Section 6.6 Char *strdup(char *s) { char ...