Hi Wei,
Here are the details... b = '3': This is the first byte of the string or file.
// asn.cpp
void BERGeneralDecoder::Init(byte asnTag)
byte b;
if (!m_inQueue.Get(b) || b != asnTag)
BERDecodeError(); <=== Blow Up, b = '3', asnTag = '0'
if (!BERLengthDecode(m_inQueue, m_length, m_definiteLength))
BERDecodeError();
m_length = 14757... (20 decimal digits)
m_definiteLength = true
m_length = 14757... (20 decimal digits)
m_definiteLength = true
Jeff
{ // Broke
temp2.AccessKey().Load(
CryptoPP::HexDecoder(
new CryptoPP::StringSource( pubkey, true )
)
);
}
{ // Broke
temp2.AccessKey().Load(
CryptoPP::HexDecoder(
new CryptoPP::FileSource( "rsa400pb.dat", true )
)
);
}
On 1/3/07, Jeffrey Walton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Wei,
I confirmed this. No asserts for me - the memory arena didn't appeare
trashed. The following ends up in a catch block. I had to put the
HexEncoder on the stack... And I reused it with a call to MessageEnd().
Is this correct usage?
Before I put up sample code, I want to make sure it is broken, and not
something on my end.
Jeff
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