Here is an example in c:
#include
#include
void bad() {
printf(\"Oh shit really bad~!\\r\\n\");
}
void foo() {
cha
We're sorry: you've reached a weakness in Python. Unfortunately, it's by design, so little can be done about it. Perhaps you should stay with C.
As Martin v. Löwis said:
Python does not support buffer overflows, sorry.
PS Wow. It seems like a few months ago that I read that post, and yet it's been 7 years and a day.