Get rid of weird printf macros#619
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AndersAstrand merged 2 commits intopercona:mainfrom Feb 13, 2026
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This macro was extremely weirdly named and only used in one place.
This weirdly named macro didn't add anything of value. Just use strlcpy() instead. All of these strings are regular NUL-terminated strings.
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These macros were just weird and pointless. All of these strings are regular NUL-terminated strings so there is no need for the strange memcpy() done here.