If I may elaborate on this problem, most of the string handling routines (strcpy, strcat, sprintf...etc.) have a more 'managed' alternative that Microsoft encourages programmers to use. These have the '_s' after them (strcpy_s, strcat_s, sprintf_s), and contain an additional argument that
Drew wrote:
If I may elaborate on this problem, most of the string handling
routines (strcpy, strcat, sprintf...etc.) have a more 'managed'
alternative that Microsoft encourages programmers to use. These
have the '_s' after them (strcpy_s, strcat_s, sprintf_s), and
contain an additional
Microsoft has made major changes to the standard C++ and C
runtime libraries under Visual Studio 2005. When compiling Flightgear
0.9.9 under VS 2005, you get about 2500 deprecated function warnings because of
these changes. So, to build FG under VS 05 with zero errors and zero
warnings is
et'Subject: [Flightgear-devel]
Visual Studio 2005
Microsoft has made major changes
to the standard C++ and C runtime libraries under Visual Studio 2005.
When compiling Flightgear 0.9.9 under VS 2005, you get about 2500 deprecated
function warnings because of these changes. So, to build F
Quoting Vance Souders :
Microsoft has made major changes to the standard C++ and C runtime libraries
under Visual Studio 2005. When compiling Flightgear 0.9.9 under VS 2005,
you get about 2500 deprecated function warnings because of these changes.
So, to build FG under VS 05 with zero errors
Vance Souders wrote:
Microsoft has made major changes to the standard C++ and C
runtime libraries under Visual Studio 2005. When compiling
Flightgear 0.9.9 under VS 2005, you get about 2500 deprecated
function warnings because of these changes. So, to build FG
under VS 05 with zero errors
Frederic Bouvier wrote:
It says that strcpy ( for instance ) is not secure and one should
use strcpy_s that is the secured version. Maybe I missed something,
but I don't thing strcpy_s is available outside the MS world.
They couldn't just implement strncpy ... ? Still, that's a good
example
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Andy Ross schrieb:
Frederic Bouvier wrote:
It says that strcpy ( for instance ) is not secure and one should
use strcpy_s that is the secured version. Maybe I missed something,
but I don't thing strcpy_s is available outside the MS world.
They
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