Hello Russell:
I use latest versions of the zip libraries: 1.9.2.0016 and dll's: 1.9.2.127
Met vriendelijke groet
Paul Nauta
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Namens Russell Peters
Verzonden: Sunday, November 15, 2015 10:16
Aan: delphizip@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Onderwerp: [delphizip] Re: Zipmaster Application Crash on Windows 10
Will revisit that code, it was designed to verify available size and expand
before copying - evidently there is, or was, a problem somewhere.
It would help (or at least it might) if I knew which build of the dll was
involved.
I find it rather shocking that it seems to bypass multiple levels of
try..except inside the dll and the component to knock out the application
itself!
Russell Peters
On 15/11/2015 7:45 PM, Paul Nauta wrote:
Helllo Russell,10.
Following info might be of help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12644478/can-the-wcsncpy-s-function
-resul
t-in-a-buffer-overflow
Kind regards
Paul Nauta
Van: Paul Nauta [mailto:paul.nauta@xxxxxxxxx]
Verzonden: Tuesday, November 10, 2015 16:25
Aan: 'problems@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Onderwerp: Application Crash on Windows 10
Dear Russell,
I encounter some zipping problem on Windows 10. It occurs during
execution of the add command.
Following error is shown: wcsncpy-s followed by Abnormal program
termination
The application crashes completely, TRY - EXCEPT has no effect
I use latest versions of the zip libraries: 1.9.2.0016 and dll's:
1.9.2.127
The problem occurs only on one specific 64-bits applications on Windows
Other applications using exactly the same libraries and functions do
not show this problem.
The same application as 32 bits on Windows 10 also shows no problem
(zipping exactly the same directory), while the 64 bits application on
Windows 7 also shows no problem
Kind Regards,
Paul Nauta
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