how does this affect me

>>110205783
use case?

This is the worst news I've received in years.

>>110205783
What is the advantage of this vs. malloc + strcpy

>>110205913
it can be a syscall and 100% native

>>110205913
Accounting for retards like you who think the equivalent involves strcpy.

>>110205939
Something being in the C standard library does not mean it can be a syscall. These are completely unrelated concepts. A syscall is a function in the kernel which is invoked from user-space. The actual benefit is that it's portable now. Any platform that supports ISO C23 can now use strdup without depending on an external library.

>>110207519
didnt ask nigga

>>110207528
You didn't need to. I corrected you. Because your explanation to the question that was asked was wrong.

>>110205783
It's still not asprintf.

>>110205783
You should not use libc.

>>110205783
what about strndup
>>110207612
>assprintf

>>110206222
Retard.

>str printer goes brrrrrr