Fix a wierd behavior of a function #272
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jserv
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Refine the git commit message (including the typo: "wierd") and address the off-by-one error.
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The procfile_write prints the content what user writes into. However, when the content size is greater than or equal to PROCFS_MAX_SIZE, procfile_write will print nothing, because the index for appending the tail NULL character will be modulo to 0, which is an off-by-one error. This fixes the problem by changing the upper bound of procfs_buffer_size to (PROCFS_MAX_SIZE - 1), leaving one byte for NULL character. After the change, we can discard the modulo because the range of procfs_buffer_size is already between 0 and (PROCFS_MAX_SIZE - 1).
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The procfile_write prints the content what user writes into. However, when the content size is greater than or equal to PROCFS_MAX_SIZE, procfile_write will print nothing, because the index for appending the tail NULL character will be modulo to 0.
So, I modify the code with 1. restrict the max acceptable content size to (PROCFS_MAX_SIZE - 1), left a space for NULL character 2. discard the modulo because we already restrict the max size to (PROCFS_MAX_SIZE - 1)