This did not have any real impact, as the excess bytes were written into the next buffer, which was then immediately "fixed up" during the following copy call with the correct data, but could cause a crash and other nasty things if someone would reorder the class members or insert something in between.
This did not have any real impact, as the excess bytes were written into the next buffer, which was then immediately "fixed up" during the following copy call with the correct data, but could cause a crash and other nasty things if someone would reorder the class members or insert something in between.