utils.cxx: Saftey improvements#36
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Use dynamic arrays instead of c style arrays for better stack safety Expand conditions for "invalid handles" on handle cleanup to avoid cleaning null handles Add bounds checking for long paths, add error checking for sfn buffer size computation Have debug flush the buffer immediately Make strip paths behave consistently with caller expectations Signed-off-by: John Parent <john.parent@kitware.com>
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May 20, 2026
| const std::string& old = old_new[0]; | ||
| const std::string& new_ = old_new[1]; | ||
| const std::string& old = strip_padding(old_new[0]); | ||
| const std::string& new_ = strip_padding(old_new[1]); |
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Follow up - determine if both of these need to be stripped
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Use dynamic arrays instead of c style arrays for better stack safety
Expand conditions for "invalid handles" on handle cleanup to avoid cleaning null handles
Add bounds checking for long paths, add error checking for sfn buffer size computation
Have debug flush the buffer immediately
Make strip paths behave consistently with caller expectations