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On linux (elf), when we define a new .section add assign some variables to it, the .state section data gets mangled.
I couldn't solve it yet, because I don't have enough knowledge on elf format and how the code accesses section data pointers.
But I suspect that there must a bug within cr_elf_validate_sections where we fetch the pointer to section's data.
For example, if we define a new variable:
__attribute__((section(".test"))) int test;
the .state data seems to be overwritten with zeros by 4 bytes
I may do more investigations and keep you posted
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This can be some alignment issue. The new section may have caused .state to misalign or something similar. It would be nice to add this case in our tests, testing that it is broken and then another time we can fix for real and make sure we cover this case.
Unfortunately I'll not have much time to help on this for some time, in the meantime, if you get it fixed it will be awesome!
On linux (elf), when we define a new
.section
add assign some variables to it, the.state
section data gets mangled.I couldn't solve it yet, because I don't have enough knowledge on elf format and how the code accesses section data pointers.
But I suspect that there must a bug within
cr_elf_validate_sections
where we fetch the pointer to section's data.For example, if we define a new variable:
the
.state
data seems to be overwritten with zeros by 4 bytesI may do more investigations and keep you posted
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: