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Simple implementation of lesspass in C.
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lpass.c Cleanup and copy add_charset() function back into make_charset(). 2026年06月17日 16:05:13 +02:00
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lpass

A simple implementation of lesspass in C.

Memory safety disclaimers

This implementation only uses dynamic memory allocation indirecly through OpenSSL to handle big integers (BIGNUM in OpenSSL lingo). All allocations should be checked for success (non-NULL); please send a patch if you find that this is not the case. The same is true for the status of OpenSSL functions that return a status code.

String manipulation is done (i) only on statically-allocated strings and (ii) only using function variants whose buffer limits can be specified (e.g., snprintf versus sprintf and strncpy versus strcpy).

Dependencies

A recent version of OpenSSL.