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Re: EMERGENCY: new remote root exploit in UW imapd
Perry E. Metzger (perry
piermont.com)Thu, 16 Jul 1998 23:04:20 -0400
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Craig Spannring writes: > C should not be used for trusted programs. Unfortunately, there are not really good open source alternatives. GCC is everywhere. One thing that I wonder about, though, is that several years ago, some guy in the U.K. did a bounds checking version of GCC. It would be Very Neat if someone were to track that down and get the egcs people to make it available. In the long run, I'm hoping for Java front ends for GCC that make it possible to do reasonable open source programming in a reasonable language. Until then... Perry
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