On Sun, 13 Sep 2015 20:39:31 +0800
Sean Fu <fxinr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Accepting a '\0' is not at all reasonable for a text interface. The
> > application that does it is buggy.
> It is hard to comprehend that the current kernel can accept two bytes
> "1 ", "1\t", "1\n" except "1\0".
Um, it does not seem hard to comprehend at all. As this is a string,
and it acts the same as a printf() or strlen.
strlen("1 ") == 2
strlen("1\t") == 2
strlen("1\n") == 2
strlen("1\0") == 1
Big difference to me.
-- Steve
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