A number of safeguards to prevent using unsafe methods. More...

Macros
#define	malloc SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	calloc SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	realloc SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strdup SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strndup SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strcpy SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strncpy SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strcat SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strncat SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	sprintf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	snprintf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	vsprintf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	vsnprintf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	gets SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	strtok SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	printf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	fprintf SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	puts SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	fputs SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

#define	putchar SAFEGUARD_DO_NOT_USE_THIS_METHOD

Detailed Description

A number of safeguards to prevent using unsafe methods.

Unsafe methods are, for example, strndup and strncpy because they may leave the string without a null termination, but also strdup and strndup because they can return nullptr and then all strdups would need to be guarded against that instead of using the current MallocT/ReallocT/CallocT technique of just giving the user an error that too much memory was used instead of spreading that code though the whole code base.

Definition in file safeguards.h.

Macros

Detailed Description