The _alloca() function can throw a stack overflow exception,
potentially causing the program to crash.
Description
The _alloca() function allocates memory on the stack. If
an allocation request is too large for the available stack
space, _alloca() throws an exception. If the exception is
not caught, the program will crash, potentially enabling a
denial of service attack.
_alloca() has been deprecated as of Microsoft Visual
Studio 2005®. It has been replaced with the more secure _alloca_s().