Closed ayushev closed 3 years ago
Prerequisites
Can you reproduce the problem reliably? Yes, depending on the compiler the offset value isn't zeroed and initialized with a random value
Did you check current release notes for known issues? Yes, not mentioned
If this is not the latest release, have you checked newer releases?
Description:
The offset value isn't initialized in case of the write operation, but it is done so for the read and clear operations. Initially reported here - https://github.com/Infineon/linux-optiga-trust-m/discussions/22
Expected Result:
offset should be initialized, in general this is a good practice to have variables be always defined at the beginning of the function.
Actual Result:
offset isn't defined and depending on the compiler can contain various values.
Frequency (1/1, 1/50, 1/100):
undefined, depends on a compiler
Build/Commit:
Please specify the release, like 1.4.1. If there is no release, give us the commit for the code you used.
Target:
N/A, reported by a developer
Host OS and Version:
Compiler:
Include the version!
Environment
Provide the context surrounding this problem. Perhaps an IDE, a debug probe, an RTOS, etc. (and versions)
Issue is fixed
https://github.com/Infineon/linux-optiga-trust-m/tree/d03a61fff2693155e6ceb734e002dc7361d9a6e0
RaymWong
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3 years ago RaymWong
commented
3 years ago
Prerequisites
Can you reproduce the problem reliably? Yes, depending on the compiler the offset value isn't zeroed and initialized with a random value
Did you check current release notes for known issues? Yes, not mentioned
If this is not the latest release, have you checked newer releases?
Description:
The offset value isn't initialized in case of the write operation, but it is done so for the read and clear operations. Initially reported here - https://github.com/Infineon/linux-optiga-trust-m/discussions/22
Expected Result:
offset should be initialized, in general this is a good practice to have variables be always defined at the beginning of the function.
Actual Result:
offset isn't defined and depending on the compiler can contain various values.
Frequency (1/1, 1/50, 1/100):
undefined, depends on a compiler
Build/Commit:
Please specify the release, like 1.4.1. If there is no release, give us the commit for the code you used.
Target:
N/A, reported by a developer
Host OS and Version:
N/A, reported by a developer
Compiler:
N/A, reported by a developer
Include the version!
Environment
Provide the context surrounding this problem. Perhaps an IDE, a debug probe, an RTOS, etc. (and versions)
THANKS!