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    • Richard Hansen's avatar
      work around memoryview.tobytes() off-by-one bug with suboffsets · 1a82d8bb
      Richard Hansen authored
      In CPython 2.7, the memoryview.tobytes() method (implemented in
      function memoryview_tobytes() in cpython/Objects/memoryobject.c) calls
      PyBuffer_ToContiguous() to copy the bytes in the buffer object to the
      newly allocated string memory.  PyBuffer_ToContiguous() in turn calls
      PyBuffer_IsContiguous(), which always returns false when the
      suboffsets member of the Py_buffer struct is non-NULL (even if all
      entries in that array are negative!).  When PyBuffer_IsContiguous()
      returns false, PyBuffer_ToContiguous() runs an alternative memory copy
      scheme which apparently has an off-by-one bug that the normal memory
      copy scheme doesn't have.
      
      This change sets the Py_buffer suboffsets member to NULL if all
      entries are negative, avoiding the off-by-one bug.
      
      To reproduce the bug:
      
          cpdef foo():
              cdef unsigned char[:] v = bytearray("testing")
              # the following prints 'estingt' without this workaround
              print repr(memoryview(v).tobytes())
      Signed-off-by: default avatarRichard Hansen <rhansen@bbn.com>
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    • Richard Hansen's avatar
      work around memoryview.tobytes() off-by-one bug with suboffsets · 78776053
      Richard Hansen authored
      In CPython 2.7, the memoryview.tobytes() method (implemented in
      function memoryview_tobytes() in cpython/Objects/memoryobject.c) calls
      PyBuffer_ToContiguous() to copy the bytes in the buffer object to the
      newly allocated string memory.  PyBuffer_ToContiguous() in turn calls
      PyBuffer_IsContiguous(), which always returns false when the
      suboffsets member of the Py_buffer struct is non-NULL (even if all
      entries in that array are negative!).  When PyBuffer_IsContiguous()
      returns false, PyBuffer_ToContiguous() runs an alternative memory copy
      scheme which apparently has an off-by-one bug that the normal memory
      copy scheme doesn't have.
      
      This change sets the Py_buffer suboffsets member to NULL if all
      entries are negative, avoiding the off-by-one bug.
      
      To reproduce the bug:
      
          cpdef foo():
              cdef unsigned char[:] v = bytearray("testing")
              # the following prints 'estingt' without this workaround
              print repr(memoryview(v).tobytes())
      Signed-off-by: default avatarRichard Hansen <rhansen@bbn.com>
      
      --HG--
      extra : transplant_source : h%F68%C5f%D2%A9%86%A7o%B4w%27%E5%EDt%3D%D5%3B%3C
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