Hallvard B Furuseth wrote:
Howard Chu writes:
This code is wrong:
(..)
On most 32 bit machines the "if( chop ...)" comparison must always
fail, since ber_slen_t is only 32bits. You should do the test before
multiplying chop by 3.
No, chop already fits in ber_slen_t, since it is a ber_len_t/7*3.
The check is for overflow in the length field in the final value,
the algorithm doesn't handle more than 7 (or was it 6?) bytes.
Could add code to handle distinguish even bigger integers, but it didn't
seem much point. Anyway, I'll add a comment.
I think you misunderstood.
No matter what you're actually testing for, there is no way you're going to
get a TRUE result from comparing ( signed 32 bit integer > 0x7fffffff ).
If it is actually possible for ( chop * 3 > 0x7fffffff ) then this test won't
detect that fact. You need to test for
( chop > 0x7fffffff / 3 )
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