Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #69838, comment 30
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Ticket #69838, comment 30
initial v1 1 1 It turns out that `stpncpy` is the only function affected by this ''particular'' form of collision, though not for the reason that Ken implied. There are four `string.h` functions provided by `legacy-support` prior to 10.7. There are ten `string.h` functions with "secure" wrappers in the 10.7 SDK. But only `stpncpy` is in the intersection between those two sets. 2 2 3 Actually editing in the one-line fix probably indeed took less tha tfive minutes, but determining the fix took longer, determining that the fix was only relevant to `stpncpy` took longer, verifying that the fix actually fixed the problem took longer, and of course testing the result on all the platforms took longer.3 Actually editing in the one-line fix probably indeed took less than five minutes, but determining the fix took longer, determining that the fix was only relevant to `stpncpy` took longer, verifying that the fix actually fixed the problem took longer, and of course testing the result on all the platforms took longer. 4 4 5 5 See: