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SharedLibraryImpl::loadImpl
According to https://www.tutorialspoint.com/c_standard_library/c_function_sprintf.htm
the length should be "BEFORE" the specifier
length
specifier
in the above function (In the win32 version) the following is formatted
Poco::format(err, "Error %ul while loading [%s]: [%s]", errn, path, trimmedError);
and it should be
Poco::format(err, "Error %lu while loading [%s]: [%s]", errn, path, trimmedError);
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GH #4164 SharedLibraryImpl::loadImpl uses an incorrect format specifier
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Already fixed in devel branch.
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@obiltschnig You have added the 1.11.8 milestone. I found this in 1.12.4 What is the difference in this versioning structure ?
We currently maintain 1.11.x (next release 1.11.8) and 1.12.x (next release 1.12.4) release branches, in addition to devel, which will become 1.13.
Thanks, Can the above be elaborated on the project page, and to also state the differences between the versions please ?
#4164: [Bug] SharedLibraryImpl::loadImpl uses an incorrect format spe…
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According to https://www.tutorialspoint.com/c_standard_library/c_function_sprintf.htm
the
length
should be "BEFORE" thespecifier
in the above function (In the win32 version) the following is formatted
Poco::format(err, "Error %ul while loading [%s]: [%s]", errn, path, trimmedError);
and it should be
Poco::format(err, "Error %lu while loading [%s]: [%s]", errn, path, trimmedError);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: