Write code the GNU way.
char buf[101] = {0};
snprintf(buf, 100, "%s", "hello world");
puts(buf);
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@kirby No, that is not how GNU code is written.
Rather than to deliver incorrect output, buffering is used in GNU code to increase performance.
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@Suiseiseki to be fair the yes tomfuckery GNU did in the past actually increased the performance of that of all things. just taking a cheap shot here
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