The issue was resolved by updating print_binary to use pr instead of printf. The other discovered issues have been fixed in this version as well: c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_header could lead to a c99_parse_line_comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1) c99_parse_file_
C++ 14
C++14 is the upcoming version of the ISO standard for the C++ programming language. It will be released in 2017, and will introduce new features such as multidimensional arrays, range-based for loops, type aliases, and enum classes.
The following are six reasons why you should use C++14: 1) Multidimensional arrays 2) Enums 3) Type aliases 4) Range-based for loops 5) Aggregates 6) Uniform initialization
c99_parse_file might lead to a c99_parse_line comment crash
The issue was resolved by moving the binary file to a buffer before passing it to c99_parse_file. The other discovered issues have been fixed in this version as well: c99_parse_file might lead to a c99_parse_line comment crash. (Fix committed in version 1.17.1)
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Published on: 09/13/2022 21:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 09/21/2022 20:01:00 UTC