On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 1:57 AM, Till Heuschmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> but resized some of them from 32 Bit to 64 Bit. In combination that is
> correct!
When we resized the variables (changing the data type too when log
tracing these) as following new version of specs,
\***************************************************************
struct
{
unsigned char file_ID_string[12];
int32_t x00;
int32_t x6c;
int32_t x04;
int32_t root_tree_node_gap;
int32_t lowermost_left_tree_node_gap;
int32_t lowermost_right_tree_node_gap;
int32_t unknown_long;
int32_t last_section_page_id;
int64_t last_section_page_end_address;
int64_t second_header_address;
int32_t gap_amount;
int32_t section_page_amount;
int32_t x20;
int32_t x80;
int32_t x40;
int32_t section_page_map_id;
int64_t section_page_map_address;
int32_t section_map_id;
int32_t section_page_array_size;
int32_t gap_array_size;
int32_t CRC32;
} fields;
} _2004_header_data;
\*******************************************************************
then It throws segfault.
Otherwise, It is working fine.
So whether is a problem associated with specifications or something else?
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