> - there's no point in using strncat if you don't pass it the real size > of the buffer
Also be aware that strncpy/strncat are required to zero out the
unfilled part of the buffer. This is a performance penalty you
don't (normmaly) want. They also don't guarantee to null terminate
the string.
Some systems have strlcpy/strlcat which DTRT.
David
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