Format the address bytes in network order as dotted decimal into a
per-thread buffer, like FreeBSD's inet_ntoa returns its static one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PICO-8 for PS5 (PPSA99808) stops at start-up on the unresolved import
a7ToDPsIQrc from libSceLibcInternal. The parser follows FreeBSD's inet_aton
(lib/libc/inet/inet_addr.c): one to four parts in decimal, octal or hex, the
last part filling the remaining bytes, input ending at a NUL or whitespace,
and a null address only validating.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PICO-8 for PS5 (PPSA99808) imports stpcpy from libSceLibcInternal, one
of the absent imports #1578 lists for it. POSIX defines it as strcpy
that returns a pointer to the terminating null of the copy.
A %s or %[ field was treated as overflowed whenever the next input
character could continue it, even when the field width from the format
ended the read. sscanf_s("abcdef", "%3s", buf, 10) returned 0 with an
empty buffer instead of 1 with "abc". Run the overflow check only when
the buffer capacity reduced the width.
The DQbtGaBKlaw import was a throwing stub (libcCyberUnknown17). It is
the NID of "strnlen_s", which C11 K.3.7.4.4 defines as strnlen that
returns 0 for a null pointer.
The removed stub comment from #358 described its call site as
float -> float, which contradicts the hash-verified name; #492 left the
stub untouched for that reason.
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