Hi!
> > Here is one code example where I'm reading a 10-byte block of data
> > (always 10-bytes, not less):
> >
> > bufptr = (u_char *)&wh;
> > for (nread = 0; nread < sizeof(wh); nread += ret) {
> > ret = SSL_read(ssl,bufptr+nread,sizeof(wh)-nread);
> > if (ret <= 0)
>
Let's start with the obvious, just to make 100% sure we're really having an
issue here.
> Here is one code example where I'm reading a 10-byte block of data
> (always 10-bytes, not less):
>
> bufptr = (u_char *)&wh;
> for (nread = 0; nread < sizeof(wh); nread += ret) {
> ret =
Hi!
> > So, I'm struggling to understand why the data received via sockets
> > from the network and through SSL would trigger these kinds of
> > warnings. Literally, every packet/pdu I receive and parse triggers
> > these errors. The data is valid and the PDUs are correct thus my
> > confusion.
Hi!
>> So, I'm struggling to understand why the data received via sockets
>> from the network and through SSL would trigger these kinds of
>> warnings. Literally, every packet/pdu I receive and parse triggers
>> these errors. The data is valid and the PDUs are correct thus my
>> confusion.
>>
>>
> > Consider:
> >
> > char buf[1024];
> > int i, j;
> >
> > buf[1024]=0; // to make sure we don't run off the end
> >
>
> Does not C number the indices: 0..1023?
Yeah, that's what I get for hastily constructing an example.
DS
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On Thu February 28 2008 17:52, David Schwartz wrote:
>
> > I've written a network app using pthreads, ssl, and xml.
> >
> > I use xml over tcp over ssl and all of that is working fine.
> >
> > Whilest chasing down what I thought was a bug, I started using
> > valgrind on my app.
> >
> > I'm receiv
> I've written a network app using pthreads, ssl, and xml.
>
> I use xml over tcp over ssl and all of that is working fine.
>
> Whilest chasing down what I thought was a bug, I started using
> valgrind on my app.
>
> I'm receiving thousands of "uninitialized value and conditional jump"
> errors tr
Bobby Krupczak wrote:
Hi!
I've written a network app using pthreads, ssl, and xml.
I use xml over tcp over ssl and all of that is working fine.
Whilest chasing down what I thought was a bug, I started using
valgrind on my app.
I'm receiving thousands of "uninitialized value and conditional ju
Hi!
I've written a network app using pthreads, ssl, and xml.
I use xml over tcp over ssl and all of that is working fine.
Whilest chasing down what I thought was a bug, I started using
valgrind on my app.
I'm receiving thousands of "uninitialized value and conditional jump"
errors triggered by
