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So... The file header doesn't allow space for null-terminated strings in some circumstances (which is fair enough).
But when it comes to display them, printf looks for a null at the end of a string, which it doesn't have (notable in the case of the identifier, which continues printing the filetype ID after).
I have no idea how to just simply tack it on for the purpose of printing. I'll see if I can do it after coming back from uni this afternoon.
So... The file header doesn't allow space for null-terminated strings in some circumstances (which is fair enough).
But when it comes to display them,
printf
looks for a null at the end of a string, which it doesn't have (notable in the case of the identifier, which continues printing the filetype ID after).I have no idea how to just simply tack it on for the purpose of printing. I'll see if I can do it after coming back from uni this afternoon.
I've noted where they are with a
// nl
comment. Here are some places to reference (FileHeader
,AddinHeader
, printing ofFileHeader::identifier
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