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Multiplication result converted to larger type#197
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Hi @enh-google Could You Please Review Above PR Thanks & Regards |
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(i only maintain Android's copy of this code, and we only use this file on the host, where we don't enable intsan anyway. i've forwarded this -- and the bug -- to the real zopfli maintainers internally though.) |
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To address the potential overflow issue in the multiplication of w * h * (bit16 ? 8 : 4) and casting it to size_t, I had perform the multiplication using size_t directly to avoid the overflow.
patch link: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/322327444
Code modification ensures that the multiplication is done using the larger integer type (size_t) before casting the result to unsigned char*. Using size_t for the multiplication helps prevent overflow issues, as size_t is typically large enough to accommodate the size of memory in the system.