Hi,
last time I checked, some of the deserialization code was actually
endianness specific (if I'm not mistaken), in particular the length of the
message... This could lead easily to a buffer overrun.
I'll try to point out the little bit of code later today.
Regards
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 5:53 PM, Claudio Carbone <
cla_carbone@tiscali.it>wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I built ros from source on an ARM armv5tejl platform.
> Compilation, linking and running nodes all work, but messages have
> problems:
>
> [ERROR] [1353939756.715474051]: Exception thrown when deserializing message of length [164] from [/add_two_ints_server]: Buffer Overrun
>
>
> Now having checked *message_deserializer.cpp* I know where this error
> originates, but I don't have any means to debug this.
> The problem happens when any node is run on the arm platform: meaning that
> if I run the core on my laptop together with a listener, and the talker on
> the arm, the /rosout reports this error, and the same if any of these three
> nodes is run on the arm.
>
> If all nodes are run on x86 computers on the same network, everything is
> fine.
>
> So I continued searching for a byte-buffer as the buffer mentioned in the
> serialization protocol is a message buffer and overrunning that would mean
> dropping messages, not the inability to deserialize.
> So in topic_manager.cpp line 638 finally a buffer appears whose size is
> parametrized on header_bytes.size.
> Header_bytes is assigned as proto[n]
> if (proto.size() != 5 ||
> proto[1].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeBase64 ||
> proto[2].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeString ||
> proto[3].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeInt ||
> proto[4].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeInt)
>
> in topic_manager.cpp
>
> and
> if (proto.size() != 6 ||
> proto[1].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeString ||
> proto[2].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeInt ||
> proto[3].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeInt ||
> proto[4].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeInt ||
> proto[5].getType() != XmlRpcValue::TypeBase64)
>
> in subscription.cpp
>
> Following these I find XmlRpcValue.cpp and XmlRpcValue.h but I can't find
> any numeric values anywhere.
> So I'm guessing these values are system-dependent and fetched externally.
> But from where? How can I manually set the buffer length?
>
> Thanks and regards
>
>
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