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TLVReader int parsing fixes #126
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This fixes strange behavior (in C++) and resulting errors when parsing to: uint64_t: 255 << 32 has insufficient space int32_t: 255 << 24 also It leads to uint64_t only being parsed to 32 bit in my case, also int32 being only "int31"s... ASAN pointed out those as errors on the log.
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need more input on this? I played around further with this, the u/int64 is definitely a bug on all compilers, be it C or C++.... The int32_t: 255 << 24 seems to be a warning of asan, but seems to work anyways... |
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This fixes strange behavior (in C++) and resulting errors when parsing to:
uint64_t: 255 << 32 has insufficient space
int32_t: 255 << 24 also
It leads to uint64_t only being parsed to 32 bit in my case, also int32 being only "int31"s...
ASAN pointed out those as errors on the log.
This is defined behavior in C++ standard but it leads to non-wanted results.