Andrew Bartlett f8219ec5a8 r23961: Allow SWAT to operate on x86_64 machines. ...

On machines with a 4 byte int, and a 8 byte pointer, the ESP could would fail.

The problem is that 0 != NULL.  0 is an int (4 bytes) and NULL is a
pointer (8), and this matters critically to varargs functions.

If a 0 was passed as the 'terminating' argument, then only 4 bytes
would be written to the stack, but va_arg(ap, char *) would try and
pull 8, reading uninitalised memory.

Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit 72ca8e3b2a45179b731790e6329b978b22ac1ec0)

2007-10-10 15:01:11 -05:00

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miniMpr.c

r23961: Allow SWAT to operate on x86_64 machines.

2007-10-10 15:01:11 -05:00

miniMpr.h

r23294: try to fix the build

2007-10-10 14:53:09 -05:00

var.c

r19022: eliminate a warning

2007-10-10 14:20:29 -05:00

var.h

r19339: Merge my 4.0-unittest branch. This adds an API for more fine-grained

2007-10-10 14:21:12 -05:00