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| − | The below documents changes for USA-region updates. Any referenced | + | The below documents changes for USA-region updates. Any referenced codebin symbols are from an old version. |
==5.5.1== | ==5.5.1== | ||
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* A bunch of funcs had {clamp to max value} added: | * A bunch of funcs had {clamp to max value} added: | ||
| − | ** This is done with a | + | ** This is done with <code>enl::ContentTransporterCommon<enl::SystemInformation>::readyReceiveStream()</code> and <code>enl::ContentTransporterCommon<enl::SystemRequestInfo>::readyReceiveStream()</code>. These funcs call <code>sead::ReadStream::readMemBlock</code>, with the returned value now being clamped to a max value. |
| − | ** <nowiki>enl::PiaTransportManager::receiveFromLib()</nowiki>: Now clamps the output size returned by nn::pia::transport::UnreliableProtocol::Receive() against the input size which was passed to Receive(), instead of using it directly. | + | ** <nowiki>enl::PiaTransportManager::receiveFromLib()</nowiki>: Now clamps the output size returned by <code>nn::pia::transport::UnreliableProtocol::Receive()</code> against the input size which was passed to Receive(), instead of using it directly. |
| − | ** Two | + | ** Two sets of two deconstructors now have value clamping: <code><enl::WriteStream::~WriteStream()></code> and <code><enl::RamWriteStream::~RamWriteStream()></code>. |
| − | * < | + | * <code>enl::TransportManager::updateReceiveBuffer_()</code>: |
** This now properly returns when the loop fails to find an entry, instead of null-deref. | ** This now properly returns when the loop fails to find an entry, instead of null-deref. | ||
** This now checks <code>if(size_from_header>0x442) {return}</code>. Likewise if the ptr loaded from the array-entry is NULL. | ** This now checks <code>if(size_from_header>0x442) {return}</code>. Likewise if the ptr loaded from the array-entry is NULL. | ||
| − | * < | + | * <code>enl::Buffer::set()</code>: Added a bounds check, returning on fail before the memcpy. |
No SDK versions were changed, and the the .nss module string wasn't changed either (which contains a version). | No SDK versions were changed, and the the .nss module string wasn't changed either (which contains a version). | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 15 November 2022
Versions
The below documents changes for USA-region updates. Any referenced codebin symbols are from an old version.
5.5.1
ExeFs:
- main: updated
- NPDM: usual update
RomFs: {...}
Codebin changes:
- A bunch of funcs had {clamp to max value} added:
- This is done with
enl::ContentTransporterCommon<enl::SystemInformation>::readyReceiveStream()andenl::ContentTransporterCommon<enl::SystemRequestInfo>::readyReceiveStream(). These funcs callsead::ReadStream::readMemBlock, with the returned value now being clamped to a max value. - enl::PiaTransportManager::receiveFromLib(): Now clamps the output size returned by
nn::pia::transport::UnreliableProtocol::Receive()against the input size which was passed to Receive(), instead of using it directly. - Two sets of two deconstructors now have value clamping:
<enl::WriteStream::~WriteStream()>and<enl::RamWriteStream::~RamWriteStream()>.
- This is done with
enl::TransportManager::updateReceiveBuffer_():- This now properly returns when the loop fails to find an entry, instead of null-deref.
- This now checks
if(size_from_header>0x442) {return}. Likewise if the ptr loaded from the array-entry is NULL.
enl::Buffer::set(): Added a bounds check, returning on fail before the memcpy.
No SDK versions were changed, and the the .nss module string wasn't changed either (which contains a version).