Hello all,
I've been narrowing down the problem with the sqlite_decode_binary and I've got this
simplest code:
----8<----
unsigned char out[15000];
memcpy((BYTE*)&out,mybuf,photo_length);
out[photo_length]='\0';
int size=sqlite_decode_binary(out,out);
if(size<0)
{
// now we don't even get here
}
----8<----
Before I had dynamic memory allocation and it overwrote past the boundary sometimes,
but wasn't fatal. Now I've got a static array and it simply (and silently) throws me
out of the program back to Windows. It never gets to the size<0 part or further, so I
assume that the problem is still inside the sqlite_decode_binary code somewhere. The
"mybuf" array is valid and is read from the database along with the "photo_length", I
do checks when the user adds (and sqlite_encode_binary() runs), and there're no errors
there, so I assume the data is correct and it's size is also correct. The average data
size is around 3-4K, never over 4.5K, so 15K is more than enough. Or am I missing
something important?
Any ideas?
TIA
Dennis
