Google has an awesome C++ coding style guideline and they have done a very good job on creating a very handy C++ lint based on that guideline. I have downloaded it renamed that script to cpplint, chmod to executable and move to /usr/bin to use. (Also changed the shebang to /us/bin/env python, because default shebang [...]
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Standard C library Functions That You Should Avoid Using Because of Security
OpenSolaris Project has a very good reference about the security considerations for the standard C library functions. But here I compiled a list of the most used ones. Also refer to the ACM’s C library Reference page about the functionalities of these functions. gets: This function can cause buffer overflows, because it is impossible to [...]
A Brief Guide to Socket Programming in C
28 Nov 2009 at 23:39
caglar
Computer Science, Network Engineering, Programming, Software Engineering
This brief guide is prepared for the people who knows C and have some knowledge about computer networks and protocols. This guide is mainly a summary of several resources indicated in the resources part. For the folks who want to get more information related to some fundemental knowledge related to essentials of computer networks. Please [...]
Memory functions in C and the difference between Memset and Malloc
Memset and malloc are 2 of the most confused functions in C. But actually they have very different usages and functions. “malloc” allocate a memory section whereas memset manipulate the content of the memory section. For instance : char * c; c = (char *) malloc(sizeof(char)); The above code creates and allocates a memory space [...]
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