On 20/03/06, Jon S. Berndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I stepped through the code. It *appears* that the line endings were NOT
> handled by expat. There could be issues with tabs, spaces, or DOS line
> endings. Not sure.
Do you have a tiny test program that you used to check?
Thanks,
David
> While there could be bugs there, they shouldn't be related to line
> ends. Expat (underneath EasyXML) will have normalized all of the line
> ends before JSBSim ever sees the data.
>
> David
I stepped through the code. It *appears* that the line endings were NOT
handled by expat. There could be
On 20/03/06, Phil Cazzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just more info
>
> The core dump is from easyxml.cxx:267.
>
> It is easy enough to understand.
>
> If there is an error readXML() calls XML_ParserFree twice.
> After calling XML_ParserFree there should probably be a return statement (3
Just more info
The core dump is from easyxml.cxx:267.
It is easy enough to understand.
If there is an error readXML() calls XML_ParserFree twice.
After calling XML_ParserFree there should probably
be a return statement (3 cases).
Phil
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RE: Re: easyxml.cxx tweak
I can reproduce it (at least on my
machine), right out of the box.
I checked out a clean JSB, built it and ran with
the f15 config.
CVS will be giving me DOS style end of lines
here.
Result:
Crash.
If I run dos2unix, it
On 20/03/06, Phil Cazzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can reproduce it (at least on my machine), right out of the box.
> I checked out a clean JSB, built it and ran with the f15 config.
> CVS will be giving me DOS style end of lines here.
I'd still suggest running it through a regular XML p
I can reproduce it (at least on my
machine), right out of the box.
I checked out a clean JSB, built it and ran with
the f15 config.
CVS will be giving me DOS style end of lines
here.
Result:
Crash.
If I run dos2unix, it parses. See
below.
The error on the second run is because I did n
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