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by lclarkmichalek
4367 days ago
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Huh, yeah, didn't notice that implementation difference. In the Python code, the longest valid varint is 5 bytes (want the result to fit into int32 I guess?). In this case the bug is not strictly a problem as the Haskell code is used to read varints from trusted inputs only, whereas the Python is designed to read untrusted input. But good catch |
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