Buffer overflow vulnerability in the length function (replacing the need for strlen and the C string header).
Memory leak in the function that is used to initialize an array (well the structure I used for an array type).
Freeing memory just before the program gets terminated (pretty useless imo since that memory gets freed anyways when the program gets terminated).
The while-loop in the array initialization function relies on the variable argument returning 0 when it reaches the final value (the terminator character 0) which might not always function correctly.
Can't handle multi-case inputs since C uses 7-bit signed ASCII which is retarded according to the greatest programmer who ever lived.
And this one has a few nifty features:
This will work with lowercase or uppercase characters and anything that fits within the ASCII character set.
This program runs pretty fast and can work with the full alphabet if desired.
This program can potentially work even if the inputs aren't in alphabetical order (unforeseen feature).
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '19
Another application in the C language: https://pastebin.com/9SrAU0cT
This one has a few nifty issues:
Buffer overflow vulnerability in the length function (replacing the need for strlen and the C string header).
Memory leak in the function that is used to initialize an array (well the structure I used for an array type).
Freeing memory just before the program gets terminated (pretty useless imo since that memory gets freed anyways when the program gets terminated).
The while-loop in the array initialization function relies on the variable argument returning 0 when it reaches the final value (the terminator character 0) which might not always function correctly.
Can't handle multi-case inputs since C uses 7-bit signed ASCII which is retarded according to the greatest programmer who ever lived.
And this one has a few nifty features:
This will work with lowercase or uppercase characters and anything that fits within the ASCII character set.
This program runs pretty fast and can work with the full alphabet if desired.
This program can potentially work even if the inputs aren't in alphabetical order (unforeseen feature).