fix getOperand out of range #1692
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This commit fixes a sloppy function call that should normally check the number of insn's Operand before calling insn's getOperand method. The fix is that if it is 0 it should continue the loop. I solved problem #1688 (comment) using this modification
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I have never seen that this occurs, but apparently you have and it makes sense to have this check. thank you! |
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Yes, it's strange, I also use lto mode a lot, but it's the first time I've encountered this, I've also tried it on other ubuntu servers, but they all have this problem, so I think it might be caused by some optimization code used by the php target |
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This commit fixes a sloppy function call that should normally check the number of insn's Operand before calling insn's getOperand method. The fix is that if it is 0 it should continue the loop. I solved problem #1688 (comment) using this modification