I’ve near infinite respect for DJB, so I’m assuming I’ve missed something obvious here. Why is ‘,’ being used as a termination byte. Is it just a backstop? If buf[len+1] != ‘,’ then there’s a line error?
I’ve done plenty of wire protocol work, and length prefixed strings are great to work with. I’ve also been lucky that those strings were typically contained within a broader payload. To that end, I’ve not had to think about the case of many strings one after another.
I’ve done plenty of wire protocol work, and length prefixed strings are great to work with. I’ve also been lucky that those strings were typically contained within a broader payload. To that end, I’ve not had to think about the case of many strings one after another.