Apache Xerces C++

see attached suggested fix (find mrg). Also note, the lengths passed into some functions need to include the 1 byte null terminator, according to MS documentation. Not knowing the MS internals, if the MS library was to copy the memory to another Read more

access violation in win32transservice.cpp with 64 bit compile

access violation in win32transservice.cpp with 64 bit compile

I found a bug in win32transservice.cpp. the variables used in calls to (::Reg.....) to get registry items are too small, causing memory to get overwritten. This caused random behavior on my system when running in parallel as it ended up overwriting a Read more

Veracode flaw: By explicitly disabling XML validation, the application is making an assumption that the data provided will conform to the expected format. This can be dangerous if the parser does not properly handle malformed data. Recommendations: Read more

in xerces-c-3.2.2\src\xercesc\util\Transcoders\Win32\Win32TransService.cpp:324   {{ if ((OSVer.dwPlatformId == VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT) &&}} {{ ((OSVer.dwMajorVersion == 5) && (OSVer.dwMinorVersion > 0)))}} {{ {}}       onXPOrLater = true; {{ }}} on win10 Read more

We build Xerces-C++ for both the Linux and MacOS platforms, with both static and shared libraries.  There are arguably some dubiously named symbolic links created by src/CMakeLists.txt.  The symlinks are always named 'libxerces-c.so' regardless or Read more

We build Xerces-C++ for both the Linux and MacOS platforms, with both static and shared libraries.  There are arguably some dubiously named symbolic links created by src/CMakeLists.txt.  The symlinks are always named 'libxerces-c.so' regardless or Read more

I get this Valgrind error: ==5331== Source and destination overlap in memcpy(0x38f870c0, 0x38f870c2, 70) ==5331== at 0x442F0C8: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (vg_replace_strmem.c:1033) ==5331== by 0x4999F77: xercesc_3_1::XMLString::collapseWS(unsigned short*, Read more

xerces-c runs make check in linux, most of the results about Threadtest test case display fail.