The problems is caused by calling data() on std::string, which does not
zero-terminate the returned value, AFAICT. The following patch eliminates
the warning:
I reported that one some time ago: there are quite a few occurrences of
data() where c_str() should be used :-(
John Maddock
Hi,
You right. It somehow slipped my attention before. Luckily, I was working
with library last weekend and already eliminated almost all used of C
strings. And it will automatically fix this issue.
Gennadiy.
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