Secure Coding

Objective

Use secure coding techniques in C or C++ to avoid:

• buffer overflows
• integer overflows

Description

Write a short program in C++ (or C) to manage orders in a restaurant.

• The restaurant starts the day with 100 meals prepared. (They will not make additional meals for that day.)
• As long as there are meals still available, they will take an order for a customer.
• For each customer:
  • Take the number of meals ordered.
  • If the number of meals ordered exceeds the number of meals still available, decline the order.
  • Otherwise, accept the order and reduce the number of meals remaining.
  • If the order is accepted, take the customer name as well as any special requests.
• After all meals are sold, print a recap that shows each customer name and the number of meals they ordered.

Limitations

Do not use:

• C++ standard library string class or
• C++ standard library data structure classes