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Study: comparing free and proprietary network stacks

Study: comparing free and proprietary network stacks

Posted Feb 12, 2003 17:30 UTC (Wed) by md2perpe (guest, #9594)
Parent article: Study: comparing free and proprietary network stacks

Could it just be some variables belonging to a .bss section (thereby being automagically zeroed)?


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Study: comparing free and proprietary network stacks

Posted Feb 13, 2003 5:34 UTC (Thu) by Peter (guest, #1127) [Link]

Could it just be some variables belonging to a .bss section (thereby being automagically zeroed)?

Unlikely. For someone sophisticated enough to do a code audit of six network stacks and count bugs, that would be a pretty glaring misunderstanding of C. It's not like zeroing the bss is either undocumented or nonstandard.


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