Address Win64* compilation warnings related to improper use of Win64 printf or wsprintf format specifiers. Using improper format specifiers in printf or wsprintf will generate warnings. The warnings might look something like this:
C4313: Calling the printf family of functions with conflicting< conversion type specifiers and arguments |
Address Win64* compilation errors related to old Win32* constants. A few of the constants used with the Win32 APIs have been modified for Win64; as a result, using the old constants will generate an error, which might look something like this:
Avoid performance and security issues associated with memory-coding errors. Memory-coding errors lead directly to security vulnerabilities. Memory-access miscodings appear to be responsible for the majority of breaches that viruses and related security attacks exploit. Moreover, deep security analysis is only possible once basic memory access is sanitized. Any memory-access violations can reduce the effectiveness of other security measures all the way to zero.
