Willem Ferguson
2018-05-18 08:30:28 UTC
Hallo Berthold,
On March 14th you introduced a PR entitled Cleanup: fix "unsave"
snprintf()s in plannernotes.c
<https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/subsurface/commit/a4834e198d55d50a44d6f80e2137777b64652ce7#diff-0df10959bbcbe5342528360ce6f541a5>
for Subsurface.
This PR affected the function add_icd_entry() in plannernotes.c. The
changes, unfortunately, introduced a bug in the display of the icd data
for a dive. I include a sample dive plan so that you can see the effect
of this change in code. Activate the display of icd data in Preferences,
open the attached dive plan and edit the dive plan within the planner.
You will see random information being added to the icd data. In fact the
icd data are quite messed up because the table should include two lines
of gas change information. At least part of the problem lies in lines
55-68 of plannernotes.c.
I spent a bit of time trying to track down the problem, but it appears
to be a pointer that writes to a buffer where it should not write to.
Would you be prepared at all to look at this issue?
Kind regards,
willem
On March 14th you introduced a PR entitled Cleanup: fix "unsave"
snprintf()s in plannernotes.c
<https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/subsurface/commit/a4834e198d55d50a44d6f80e2137777b64652ce7#diff-0df10959bbcbe5342528360ce6f541a5>
for Subsurface.
This PR affected the function add_icd_entry() in plannernotes.c. The
changes, unfortunately, introduced a bug in the display of the icd data
for a dive. I include a sample dive plan so that you can see the effect
of this change in code. Activate the display of icd data in Preferences,
open the attached dive plan and edit the dive plan within the planner.
You will see random information being added to the icd data. In fact the
icd data are quite messed up because the table should include two lines
of gas change information. At least part of the problem lies in lines
55-68 of plannernotes.c.
I spent a bit of time trying to track down the problem, but it appears
to be a pointer that writes to a buffer where it should not write to.
Would you be prepared at all to look at this issue?
Kind regards,
willem
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