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This this particular example, why only 128 bytes are being allocated to psBuffer?
I tried modifying the command to “dir /s c:\” which gives a lot more than 128 bytes output but program runs just fine without any overflow.
I am curious to know about the significance of 128 bytes in this example.
It’s just the size of a buffer, and the code reads up to 128 bytes at a time into this buffer in a loop.