Hi Robert,
I'm applying this patch for now, since it doesn't seem to hurt anything.
I'll look into a better fix shortly unless someone beats me to it.
Dom
On Thu, 2001-12-27 at 16:23, Robert Wilhelm wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I had a look at following document:
> Zusammenfassung der Projektwoche.doc
>
> Following happens:
>
> wvEatOldGraphicHeader goes through METAFILE data scanning for entries
> with bitmaps.
> It finds some sort of end entry "suspect we are finished", but as
> there are still two bytes left ( probably for padding) it still goes on
> reading METAFILE entries, despite they should be at least 6 bytes
> (4 Bytes lenght, 2 Bytes id).
>
> Appended patch fixes this bug, but I am not sure this is the best
> solutions. Maybe we should just stop when reading an end entry or
> we should demand that at least 6 more byte must be available.
>
> Any pointer to dokumentation of this part of word file format
> is welcome, as all what I got ("wword60.txt") is a bit sparse.
>
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (picf.c:172) Entry is 4, 167be, count is 85552
> Trace: (picf.c:188) len is 2, predict end of 167c2
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (picf.c:172) Entry is 4, 167c6, count is 85560
> Trace: (picf.c:188) len is 2, predict end of 167ca
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (picf.c:172) Entry is 3, 167ce, count is 85568
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (picf.c:180) suspect that we are finished, count 85570, len 85572
> Trace: (picf.c:172) Entry is 4c40000, 167d4, count is 85574
> Trace: (picf.c:188) len is 79953918, predict end of 98967d0
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
> Trace: (support.c:130) read_16ubit
>
> --- picf.c.org Fri Dec 21 22:05:56 2001
> +++ picf.c Thu Dec 27 00:53:59 2001
> @@ -235,7 +239,7 @@ wvEatOldGraphicHeader (wvStream * fd, U3
> break;
> }
> }
> - while (count + 1 < len);
> + while (count + 2 < len);
> wvTrace (("Entry is %x %x, %d\n", entry, wvStream_tell (fd), count));
> return (count);
> }
>
