On Nov 18 21:35, Gabriel Marcano wrote:
> cygcheck -svc causes a segfault on Windows 8.1 on line 1610 of cygcheck.cc, based on gdb output. I'm including some gdb output below that showcases this issue:
> 
> 
> 1610                    strcat (osname, products[prod]);
> (gdb) list
> 1605                  if (prod == PRODUCT_UNLICENSED)
> 1606                    strcat (osname, "Unlicensed");
> 1607                  else if (prod > PRODUCT_PROFESSIONAL_WMC)
> 1608                    strcat (osname, "");
> 1609                  else
> 1610                    strcat (osname, products[prod]);
> 1611                }
> 1612              else
> 1613                {
> 1614                }
> (gdb) p prod
> $1 = 101
> (gdb) p sizeof(products)/sizeof(void*)
> $2 = 101
> 
> 
> 'products[prod]' in this case is accessing memory outside of the
> 'products' array. The odd thing is that a few lines back, the
> declaration of products includes 104 elements. I do not know why this
> discrepancy exists-- anyone have a clue?

Yes.  The size of the array is not what you think it is.  The reason is
that several commas are missing.  Since I created this array, it's all
my fault :}  I didn't notice this because I'm using the Enterprise
version which have a product value 4, which is pretty safe.

I'm going to fix this in CVS today, but at the same time I'm also going
to look for a solution to differ between Windows 8 and 8.1 (also 2012
vs. 2012R2) in the cygcheck output.  Right now cygcheck just prints
Windows 8.


Thanks for the report,
Corinna

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