Date: 07/21/01
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In the implementation of setcookie(), there's a FIXME line reading:
/* FIXME: XXX: this is not binary data safe */
I don't see how this can be binary safe, as we're creating a header line,
which cannot contain NULLs anyway. I think this comment should be removed,
but I want to see if anybody else has any thoughts about this...
Zeev
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