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Kia ora,
In one out of one samples I checked, the result of mktemp was only
checked for != NULL rather than a more robust check. That same sample
(xsrc/external/mit/smproxy/dist/save.c) also preferred to use mkstemp.
mktemp() got removed from POSIX because using it is just wrong. Given
how much
Hi!
Our mktemp man page says:
RETURN VALUES
The mktemp() and mkdtemp() functions return a pointer to the template on
success and NULL on failure.
But POSIX[1] (and Linux) say:
The mktemp() function shall return the pointer template. If a unique name
cannot be created, template
