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sprinkle some got_object_id over uint8 buffers in gotd
On Tue, Jul 09, 2024 at 07:49:50PM +0200, Omar Polo wrote: > this will make my work for sha256 easier. (i.e. will let gotd compile > with other changes I'm doing, pretty sure it will still explode at > runtime) > > IMHO here it makes sense to pass around an id instead of buffer with the > hash, if only since it saves some lines ;) > > ok? Yes, just one remark: > blob - c21d1c02dd99282f345f37e8dc6e2cb64c1e65b5 > file + gotd/session_write.c > --- gotd/session_write.c > +++ gotd/session_write.c > @@ -523,23 +523,23 @@ forward_notification(struct gotd_session_client *clien > goto done; > } > if (notif->action == GOTD_NOTIF_ACTION_CREATED) { > - if (memcmp(notif->new_id.sha1, icontent.new_id, > - SHA1_DIGEST_LENGTH) != 0) { > + if (memcmp(¬if->new_id, &icontent.new_id, > + sizeof(notif->new_id)) != 0) { In the future, we will need to ensure that all struct object_id fields get initialized even in the (short) sha1 case. Otherwise this comparison of sizeof() amount of bytes can go wrong.
sprinkle some got_object_id over uint8 buffers in gotd