Fixes https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/6696 - #6697
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| linelen = 2; /* CRLF ending */ | ||
| linelen += (p - n); | ||
| if(!n) | ||
| if(!p) |
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AFAICS neither n nor p can be null here so I don't know why that check is there. Do you want to adjust your PR to remove it?
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You mean remove the entire if-statement?
467 if(!p)
468 return CURLE_BAD_FUNCTION_ARGUMENT;|
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Fixes #6696
From lib/c-hyper.c:445-467 - n is checked against NULL instead of p, at line 467
I have inserted comments at line 445 and 467.