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You previously had to initialize ei via erl_init() which
implied that you were forced to link against the erl_interface
even when not using it (besides initializing ei).
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The comparison did not consider the list tail and therefore
would consider the following pairs of terms equal:
{<<1,2,3>>, [901,902], 224} and {<<1,2,3>>, [901,902], 228}
{a|b} and {a|c}
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Compiling OTP-20.3.4 with GCC-7 generates the following warning:
CC /tmp/otp_src_20.3.4/lib/erl_interface/obj.st/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/erl_marshal.o
legacy/erl_marshal.c: In function 'erl_init_marshal':
legacy/erl_marshal.c:110:5: warning: 'memset' used with length equal to number of elements without multiplication by element size [-Wmemset-elt-size]
memset(cmp_array, 0, CMP_ARRAY_SIZE);
^~~~~~
CMP_ARRAY_SIZE (256) is the number of elements in that array, but the
elements are not char but enum, which is 4 bytes on e.g. x86-64.
This results in 3/4 of the array not being correctly initialized.
Idiomatic C is to pass sizeof cmp_array to memset(), so that's what I did.
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Solved by letting ei_encode_atom_as ignore 'to_enc' argument
and always encode in UTF8 format.
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Reported-by: Peter Lemenkov
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* henrik/update-copyrightyear:
update copyright-year
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Erlang does not accept these values, so we return an error in the C
interface rather than letting them through to the Erlang VM, which
rejects the message with a somewhat cryptic "bad external term".
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encode/encode_ulonglong.c:55:25: warning: comparison of unsigned expression >= 0 is always true [-Wtautological-compare]
if ((p < 256) && (p >= 0)) {
~ ^ ~
legacy/erl_marshal.c:293:24: warning: comparison of unsigned expression >= 0 is always true [-Wtautological-compare]
if ((ul < 256) && (ul >= 0)) {
~~ ^ ~
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files as delimiters.
While working on a tool that processes Erlang code and testing it against this repo,
I found out about those little sneaky 0xff. I thought it may be of help to other
people build such tools to remove non-conforming-to-standard characters.
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in order to be backward compatible with user code that
accesses the members of erlang_pid and friend.
The documentation does not mention the content of these structs,
but we have example code that does. So the safe way it the revert
the node_org_enc field (added in R16A) and instead determine in
runtime which atom encoding to use depending on if the node atom
contains unicode (>255) characters or not.
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to make the API independent of the actual type of erlang_char_encoding
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to allow bitwise-or'd combinations.
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No API changes or additions. Just the ability for erl_interface to decode
unicode atoms and convert them into latin1 strings to preserve backward
compatibility for the existing API.
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Don't know why the 1 was there, it does however cause the
buffer to overflow when decoding the atoms from rex.
OTP-9799
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* gl/erl_do_receive_msg/OTP-9241:
The function 'erl_xreceive_msg' returned garbage in the 'to' and 'to_name' members of the message. The reason for that was found in the 'erl_do_receive_msg' function. When no 'pid' is provided by the sender, like when doing rpc calls as those uses registered name sends, it doesn't initialize the 'to' member and also the 'to_name' member is copied by the function.
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members of the message. The reason for that was found in the 'erl_do_receive_msg' function. When no 'pid' is provided by the sender, like when doing rpc calls as those uses registered name sends, it doesn't initialize the 'to' member and also the 'to_name' member is copied by the function.
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Function erl_compare_ext of erl_interface library returns
1 instead -1 when comparing lists like [0] and [0, 1000].
Credits to: Evgeny Khirin <evgeny.khirin <at> erlios.com>
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C node needs DFLAG_DIST_MONITOR flag set when connecting,
and support for processing monitoring start/end messages
received from counterpart, to make global registration
actually work.
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From R14B integers use all 32 bits of external format
INTEGER_EXT. erl_term_len still had the 28-bit check and therefor
returned a too large values (7 instead of 5) for integers of 29-32
bits.
erl_term_len also returned a 2 bytes too small value for references.
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Earlier, external format INTEGER_EXT was only produced for 28-bit
signed integers. Now full 32-bit signed integers are produced as
INTEGER_EXT to avoid the more costly SMALL_BIG_EXT format. Both old
and new code can read 32-bit INTEGER_EXT.
Also fixed integer encoding bugs in erl_interface erl_encode/erl_decode.
(Thanks to Alexander Demidenko for reporting)
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* sv/serge-new_float_ext:
Let ei_get_type() return ERL_FLOAT_EXT instead of NEW_FLOAT_EXT
Fix ei_tmo to restrict dflags to NEW_FLOAT_EXT
compact IEEE 754 double encoding in external binary format for ei
fix typo in ei_decode_ei_term documentation
OTP-8684 sv/serge-new_float_ext
compact IEEE 754 double encoding in external binary format for ei
Implement the compact IEEE 754 double encoding in external binary format
for ei. Encoding for ei now always produces the NEW_FLOAT_EXT format.
Decoding and term printing handle both the old ERL_FLOAT_EXT encoding and
the new NEW_FLOAT_EXT encoding.
Legacy erl_interface code also handles the new encoding, but still produces
the ERL_FLOAT_EXT encoding by default.
Also enable the DFLAG_NEW_FLOATS distribution flag.
ei_get_type() will return ERL_FLOAT_EXT regardless if the external format
is encoded with ERL_FLOAT_EXT or NEW_FLOAT_EXT for doubles.
Reduce the number of copies of the code for encoding and decoding doubles
throughout ei and erl_interface by instead calling the ei encoding and
decoding functions wherever possible.
Restore commented-out float tests in ei_decode_SUITE and ei_encode_SUITE in
lib/erl_interface/test. Modify them to make them match the style of other
tests in the same suites.
These changes are based on an ei float patch from Serge Aleynikov
originally submitted against R12B-2 in July 2008 and reworked by Steve
Vinoski May 2010.
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Implement the compact IEEE 754 double encoding in external binary
format for ei. Encoding for ei now always produces the NEW_FLOAT_EXT
format. Decoding and term printing handle both the old ERL_FLOAT_EXT
encoding and the new NEW_FLOAT_EXT encoding. Legacy erl_interface code
also handles the new encoding, but still produces the ERL_FLOAT_EXT
encoding by default.
Also enable the DFLAG_NEW_FLOATS distribution flag.
Reduce the number of copies of the code for encoding and decoding
doubles throughout ei and erl_interface by instead calling the ei
encoding and decoding functions wherever possible.
Restore commented-out float tests in ei_decode_SUITE and
ei_encode_SUITE in lib/erl_interface/test. Modify them to make them
match the style of other tests in the same suites.
These changes are based on an ei float patch from Serge Aleynikov
originally submitted against R12B-2 in July 2008.
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* sf/erl_match-longlong:
erl_interface: Allow erl_match() to match ERL_LONGLONG and ERL_U_LONGLONG terms
OTP-8400 Allow erl_match() to match ERL_LONGLONG and ERL_U_LONGLONG terms
(Thanks to Scott Lystig Fritchie).
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The Erlang/OTP distro now includes 90% of what's required to handle signed and
unsigned ints up to 8 bytes long, so add this remaining (?) 10%.
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