Re: [PATCH 3/3] sdp: Upgrade datatype SEQ8 to SEQ16 when data size is greater than 256

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Hi Anderson,

+recalculate:
+       pdu_size = sdp_get_data_type_size(d->dtd);
         buf->data_size += pdu_size;

         data_size = sdp_get_data_size(buf, d);
+       if (data_size > UCHAR_MAX && d->dtd == SDP_SEQ8) {
+               buf->data_size = orig_data_size;
+               d->dtd = SDP_SEQ16;
+               goto recalculate;

IMHO, using "goto" here is too complicated for 3 lines of code that
will just be run at most twice. So I would simply duplicate them
inside the if(). But others may have different opinion on this regard.

I don't have strong feelings about this. I can change it.

One could argue that the way I did it shows that the *same* code needs to be executed again. (It the same code can also be moved into a do-while) - this, as well what I have currently, would allow for a data upgrade to SDP_SEQ16 -> SDP_SEQ32, and SDP_ALT8 -> SDP_ALT16-> SDP_ALT32 as well, which theoretically are also needed as far as I can tell.

For the record, in any regard, I think the fix is rather ugly, goto statement or not. This problem is now 'fixed' in two places (the other one in sdp_append_to_buf, with the corresponding data length increase in sdp_gen_buffer). IMHO, the code requires a bigger cleanup. I actually made an attempt at it, but the fix got too big, and I opted for what I submitted instead.

To get back on topic, let me know if you or others want me to re-submit.

Bart
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