Joerg Wunsch wrote:
As Joerg Wunsch wrote:
I've analyzed and found that. It turned out to be a signedness
problem: shifting an unsigned char left causes it to be promoted to an
int which is signed. This had the effect of 0xf3 becoming a negative
number, which was then misinterpreted as an overly large unsigned
number.
Occasionally, the C standard can be absolutely stupid.
Fix committed to CVS.
Congratulations on finding it and fixing it!
Thanks
Eric
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