Re: partial analysis of vulndev-1.c

From: master of chaos - lord of mean (losTrace_at_gmx.de)
Date: 05/14/03

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    actually, during debugging i used a modified version with #define SIZE 10.
    this one did not produce a SIGSEGV.
    when realising that others were able to produce one (Nexus for example),
    i checked the unmodified. it produces a SIGSEGV.

    does someone know, why the modified does not produce one?
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