It turned out that I didn't come some many lines down in strptime_internal before execution stopped in that procedure.
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printf("test4");
/* Any character but `%' must be matched by the same character
in the iput string. */
if (*fmt != '%')
{
printf("test4b");
match_char (*fmt++, *rp++);
continue;
}
printf("test5");
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I just got the outputs:
test4
test4b
but since the format string was starting with a percentage character I would have assumed that I should get
test4
test5
followed by some other test printouts ...
When I replaced "if (*fmt != '%')" with " if (*fmt != 'J')" then it worked much better, see example below.
I added a printout to print the value of *fmt and it was not '%' (37) as I had expected, but instead it was 'm' (109)
when I had started text2pcap with "%d/%m%Y %H:%M:%S."
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C:\Program\Ethereal>text2pcap -t "Jd/Jm/JY JH:JM:JS." -l 9 Time.txt Time.pcap >
ut
Input from: Time.txt
Output to: Time.pcap
Timecode tm_sec=24
tm_min=3
tm_hour=20
tm_mday=22
Tm_mon=10
tm_year=101
tm_wday=4
tm_yday=325
Time=22/11/2001 20:03:24.4375
Timecode ts_sec=1006459404l
Timecode tm_sec=34
tm_min=13
tm_hour=10
tm_mday=10
Tm_mon=10
tm_year=79
tm_wday=6
tm_yday=313
Time=10/11/1979 10:13:34.6093
Timecode ts_sec=311076814l
Timecode tm_sec=14
tm_min=13
tm_hour=13
tm_mday=12
Tm_mon=9
tm_year=103
tm_wday=0
tm_yday=284
Time=12/10/2003 13:13:14.8250
Timecode ts_sec=1065960794l
Read 3 potential packets, wrote 0 packets
