Michael Tüxen <Michael.Tuexen@...> writes:
> >> dup_list = (guint32 *)((char *)sack_header + 16 + (nr*sizeof(struct gaps)))
> >
> > Clang likes something that doesn't involve casting a "char *", which is not
guaranteed to contain an
> address that's 4-byte aligned, to a "guint32 *", which is a pointer that's
supposed to be 4-byte aligned...
> >
> > ...and that, on at least some architectures, *MUST* be 4-byte aligned in
order for dereferences of it to work!
> The fields in the packet are 4 byte aligned. But if the whole structure might
not...
> So should we copy them?
Would something like this [untested code] help?
dup_list = (guint32 *)sack_header + (sizeof(struct sack_chunk_header) -
sizeof(struct gaps) + (nr * sizeof(struct gaps)) / sizeof(guint32);
