[release/5.0-preview3] Fix write behind allocated memory in thread name setting (#34424) #34437
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The code in CorUnix::InternalSetThreadDescription is writing behind the end of the allocated memory in case the name is shorter than 16 characters. That is causing memory heap corruption.
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Aggressively merging this one so that we can actually get a build |
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The code in CorUnix::InternalSetThreadDescription is writing behind
the end of the allocated memory in case the name is shorter than 16
characters. That is causing memory heap corruption.