serialize the pdu - long type is 8 bytes on 64 bits machine - fix to …

[Maayan311]

…int type which is 4 bytes

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced the processing of numerical data with improved type consistency and memory handling, contributing to overall stability and reliability.

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The changes update variable types in the ASN.1 processing functions within the asn1.cpp file. In the build_int and build_unsigned_int functions, the types for variables such as integer and mask were modified (e.g., from long to int or u_long to u_int). Similar type adjustments were made for the handling of 64-bit integers in parse_unsigned_int64 and build_unsigned_int64. Additionally, memory copy operations have been refined to ensure that size and type consistency is maintained across these functions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ACE/ASNMP/asnmp/asn1.cpp	Updated variable types in build_int (from long to int and u_long to u_int), in build_unsigned_int (from long to u_long and u_long to u_int), and in functions handling 64-bit integers. Adjusted size checks and updated memory copy operations to ensure type consistency in ASN.1 data structures.

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Hoppin’ through the lines of code so neat,
I tweak and change each type to make it complete.
From long to int and masks refined,
Memory copies now perfectly aligned.
A rabbit’s cheer for safety so bright—
Coding hops on to a future light!

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ACE/ASNMP/asnmp/asn1.cpp (3)

178-179: LGTM! Type changes improve cross-platform compatibility.

The changes from long to int and u_long to u_int ensure consistent 4-byte integer size across different platforms, particularly on 64-bit machines where long is 8 bytes. The mask calculations and bit operations have been correctly updated to work with the new types.

Also applies to: 181-181, 190-190, 203-203, 206-206

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Line range hint 1012-1013: LGTM! Correct type for 64-bit handling.

The change to u_long for low and high variables is appropriate for handling 64-bit values.

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Line range hint 1091-1092: LGTM! Consistent type usage for 64-bit operations.

The type declarations for mask and mask2 are appropriate for handling 64-bit values and are consistent with the changes in parse_unsigned_int64.

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