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All loops in the entire project need to be reviewed for indexing issues. C++ is a zero indexing language, the <= operator should be used with care when indexing a loop to prevent buffer overrun.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The following line causes a subsequent buffer overrun and segfault:
OptiNLC/OptiNLC/test/test_02_trajectoryPlanner.cpp
Line 165 in 0991ac2
Here are some examples of other potentially problematic loops:
OptiNLC/OptiNLC/include/OptiNLC_OCP.h
Line 207 in 0991ac2
OptiNLC/OptiNLC/include/OptiNLC_OCP.h
Line 245 in 0991ac2
All loops in the entire project need to be reviewed for indexing issues. C++ is a zero indexing language, the
<=
operator should be used with care when indexing a loop to prevent buffer overrun.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: