Thread: Diffs between OpenBSD 3.9 gcc 3.3.5 Linux 2.6 gcc 4.0 ?

BobH, thanks for your advice but I regret to say that I've already tried both of those with much the same results. :-( Your advice on not counting on the compiler passing a pointer for arrays is well-taken, but for gcc it should be consistent. Besides, it works fine in other places in the same program, plus it works on little test programs such as the one below, which seems to work fine and identically in OpenBSD and Linux. This seems to...

n33ed wrote: Quote: UINT8 packed[REQEXEMSG_LEN]; // about 1 Mb UINT8 sessEKey[LTKEY_LEN]; // 16 bytes UINT8 sessHKey[LTKEY_LEN]; // 16 bytes UINT8 padKey[MAXEXESIZE]; // about 1 Mb SINT32 err, packedLen = -1; other vars elided // ..... call to fractious routine: err = buildReqExeMsg(packed, sizeof(packed), sessEKey, sessHKey, padKey, reqexelen, exefile, exefileLen, &packedLen);

According to n33ed <n33ed@hotmail.com>: Quote: BobH, thanks for your advice but I regret to say that I've already tried both of those with much the same results. :-( Your advice on not counting on the compiler passing a pointer for arrays is well-taken, but for gcc it should be consistent. Besides, it works fine in other places in the same program, plus it works on little test programs such as the one below, which seems to...