I chose not to use memmove but rather read and write all buffer bytes in a loop
(not sure if memmove would optimize src==dst case). I could successfully
trigger the EFAULT and it did not cause any segfault.
patch (just for reference):
https://gist.github.com/miguelfreitas/8298825
besides i must add that my application recycles the same buffers all over again
for the entire lifetime. so it would be really unexpected if a buffer that was
valid in last call is now considered invalid (unless of course if it had been
freed).
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