[AGENT++] Bug in NotificationOriginator->add_v3_trap_destination()?

[Josh Pressnell]

SUCCESS!!!!

Some legacy code in our common structures (not written by or looked at 
by myself) was using the pragma pack directive to turn off memory 
padding in structures.  This was inconsistent with the way the SNMP 
libraries were built and so the sizing of structures was grossly 
inconsistent, depending on the byte-alignment of the object in 
question.  The result was that sizeof(object) would return the unpacked 
size while the new operator would allocate memory for the packed size, 
thus corrupting the heck out of the heap.

It turns out that our VC++ project are fine... our code and usage of the 
SNMP libraries are fine.  The darned compiler was simply being told to 
screw with my head under-the-covers elsewhere in our code.

So... thanks so much for all the help!!  Now that I've gotten this last 
hurdle crossed.... the agent works like a champ!

-Josh

Jochen Katz wrote:
> Hi Josh,
>
>   
>> Since there are no build instructions or setup instructions for VC++ 6.0
>> (other than the very basic setup in the FAQ), I acknowledge that it is
>> possible that I've misconfigured something or am missing something
>> critical to make this all work.  Could someone maybe post a simple
>> step-by-step of what should be included in a new VC++ 6.0 static library
>> project to make this work?
>>     
>
> I've built vc6 projects some time ago according to the instructions in
> the faq (maybe I had some advantage... ;-)
>
> Try the projects from http://sa-ha.de/snmp/contrib/msvc6_projects.tar.gz
>
> Regards,
>   Jochen
>
> #ifdef _MSC_VER
> #define strcasecmp _stricmp
> #endif
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