Any C devs catch a silly mistake here? Seems like it should work? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45268988/return-a-struct-with-string-from-a-multi-threaded-rpc-server …
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Sizeof("foo") is randomly right. Sizeof("bigger than foo") is also 4. And sizeof("b").
Turns out `sizeof("foo")` is the same as `strlen("foo") + 1`. A pointer is 8 bytes not 4
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Wait, what? Did that change? That didn't used to be true...
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Looks like it's always been that way as far as I can tell. We're just bad at C lol
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printf("sizeof of bigger than foo: '%zu'\n", sizeof("bigger than foo")); sizeof of bigger than foo: '16'
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