Suspicous code in kdelibs-3.5.2

[R.F. Pels]

On Wednesday 5 April 2006 19.08, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:

>> i+n easily reaches the array bound 16. For example if n == 15 and i ==
>> 14, then bm[29][0] is accessed. This is way behind the array bound.
>
> false positive. it's a 16x16 array and the code is taking advantage of the
> fact that it's contiguous memory... so bm[29] is actually the 15th element
> in the second "row"... fun.

The C++ standard does not say anything about arrays of arrays being in 
contiguous memory, so this is not a false positive.

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