Le jeudi 17 avril 2014 à 11:36 -0400, Bob Eby a écrit :
> It's invoking undefined behavior in C. It causes debug assert in
> Visual Studio 2010 running in debug mode.
>
> The "mem" parameter is missing, likely it was a copy paste-error from
> the duplicate code in: eprintf_program_ident().
>
> C:\Users\reby\Downloads\gnu-ghostscript-9.06.0_original>findstr -siprn
> epfm*( *.c
> base\gsmisc.c:198: epf((revision_number ? "%s " : "%s"), program_name);
> base\gsmisc.c:202: epf("%d.%02d.%d", (int)(revision_number
> / 10000 % 100),
> base\gsmisc.c:205: epf(": ");
> base\gsmisc.c:214: epfm(mem, (revision_number ? "%s " : "%s"),
> program_name);
> base\gsmisc.c:218: epfm("%d.%02d.%d", (int)(revision_number
> / 10000 % 100),
Thanks a lot for pointing me to this line, a copy/paste error as you
said above. The bug will be solved for the next release.
I've never seen a problem before, maybe this function is only used in a
library context. The base code is from the GPL Ghostscript version
developped by Artifex Software, Inc.
> base\gsmisc.c:221: epfm(mem, ": ");
> base\gsmisc.c:228: epf("%s(%d): ", file, line);
> base\gsmisc.c:234: epf("%s(?): ", file);
>
> > What is exactly your problem ?
>
> Your mama.
She's fine thank you!
Best regards and happy printing with ghostscript !
Didier
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