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Currently, xpost does not allocate an ent number for zero-sized array. And it uses a 16bit field for sizes of array and string objects. The underlying memory system can handle 32bit sizes.
So, we can interpret size=0 to be size=0x10000 iff the ent is not 0. This increases the maximum size of strings and arrays and dicts to 65536.
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Currently, xpost does not allocate an ent number for zero-sized array. And it uses a 16bit field for sizes of array and string objects. The underlying memory system can handle 32bit sizes.
So, we can interpret size=0 to be size=0x10000 iff the ent is not 0. This increases the maximum size of strings and arrays and dicts to 65536.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: