Re: overflow in "bytes transferred" portion during svn update

On 04.08.2009 19:43, Matt Fischer wrote:
> I saw this on my Vista X64 box running Tortoise SVN 1.6.3 build 16613 -
> 64-bit. I was updating a huge chunk of files. Over 2 hours I got over
> 5GB worth of files, so my guess is that a 32-bit int is being used to
> track the number of bytes downloaded? I recommend switching to an
> unsigned long. Note that the update proceeded after the overflow, so
> this is mainly a cosmetic issue.
>
> I blacked out the path info to satisfy my boss.

Actually, we use an __int64 for this (more precise: the apr_off_t
typedeff). So an overflow is highly unlikely. I checked the code and I
can't find a reason why it would overflow in your case :(
But as you said: it's a cosmetic issue and I think I'll just leave it
for now until I can find a way to reproduce this without creating a 5GB
repository.

Stefan

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