Fixed compilation error on function "conn_escape" on Visual Studio 2008. #13
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…" no visual studio 2008. Alocação da variável "to" passa a ser dinâmica para evitar erro de compilação ao usar alocação na pilha (array) com expressão não constante.
Now variable "to" is dynamically allocated to avoid a compilation error when trying to allocate an array on the stack with a non constant expression which is not supported by all C standards.
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Github's "Filed changed" tab may be fooling me, but from the looks of it the indentation seems incorrect, isn't it? |
This was referenced Mar 21, 2016
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Hi Hisham, please check the correction. |
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Fixed compilation error on function "conn_escape" on Visual Studio 2008.
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Merged, thanks! |
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Now variable "to" is dynamically allocated to avoid a compilation error when trying to allocate an array on the stack with a non constant expression which is not supported by all C standards.