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The function isodigit() was defined to mimic isxdigit(), indicating
whether a given character was an octal digit. But as written, it
considers '8' to be a valid octal digit, which it is not. Fix this
bug.
In addition, the "bad_octal.qmi" test file refers to an undefined
"test_struct" as a message member type. Fix that by using u32
instead.
Fixes: 61f6fe9 ("parser: be more restrictive when parsing numbers")
Signed-off-by: Alex Elder <elder@linaro.org>
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package test;
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struct qmi_result {
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u16 result;
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u16 error;
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};
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request test_request {
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# Note that '8' is not a valid octal digit
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optional u32 foo = 028;
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} = 0x23;
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response test_response {
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required qmi_result r = 2;
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} = 043;
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indication test_indication {
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optional u64 value = 0x99;
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} = 0x7;
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