Fix #92, Adds static analysis comments, replaces strncpy and strlen #93
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This commit addresses issues flagged during static analysis by: - Adding JSC 2.1 disposition comments. - Replacing strncpy with snprintf to enhance safety and compliance. - Replacing strlen with OS_strnlen.
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CCB 27 June 2024: Will re-run workflows once osal#1465 is merged in to verify they pass. |
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Describe the contribution
Testing performed
Manual inspection
Expected behavior changes
None, only comments are added.
System(s) tested on
N/A
Additional context
Depends on nasa/osal#1465
Third party code
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Contributor Info - All information REQUIRED for consideration of pull request
Justin Figueroa, Vantage Systems