avoid signed integer overflow when the bounds are ridiculous values.
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"{p,q}" syntax, as performance of the NFA used to do pattern matching
is linear in the maximum such integer. The limit is SQLITE_MAX_REGEXP_REPEAT
which defaults to 999. This helps to prevent DoS attacks in systems that
make use of the regexp extension.
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plain malloc(). Avoid unnecessary quoting of table names in .dump output
and similar. Improved detection of OOM in set_table_name().
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does for positive zero.
[forum:/forumpost/adc719d88d56ab22|Forum post adc719d88].
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an integer overflow when computing the final output value.
[forum:/forumpost/479bfb0d3b|Forum post 479bfb0d3b].
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'ieee754(1,-3071)' as that makes the sign clearer. Both strings still
convert back to -0.0. Note that negative zero
and positive zero are distinct values in ieee754.
[forum:/forumpost/1eab7e4a08|Forum post 1eab7e4a08].
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corner cases such as negative zero and two equivalent values where one
has extra trailing zeros to the right of the decimal point.
[forum:/forumpost/367c770224|Forum post 367c770224].
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to the (unused) zorder extension function.
[forum:/forumpost/e3f1ede174|Forum post e3f1ede174]
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and replace them with a much cleaner and more compact ext/misc/windirent.h.
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knows how to optimize to avoid search deeper than the maximum requested level.
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so that it works even if the number that "value" is being compared against
is a non-integer floating point number. Bug reported by
[forum:/forumpost/0d5d63257e3ff4f6|forum post 0d5d63257].
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alias for its value. This allows it to be used as the RHS operand of a
RIGHT JOIN. This fixes the issue raised by
[forum:/forumpost/1e17219c88|forum post 1e17219c88].
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is not an even multiple of the step from the start value and there is also
a value=NNN constraint in the WHERE clause.
[forum:/info/bf2dc8e909983511|Forum post bf2dc8e9]
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Change it so that the SQLITE_USE_W32_FOR_CONSOLE_IO macro causes Win32 APIs
to be used for console I/O and for stdio to be used otherwise. This is
reported to be necessary for builds that use a C-language runtime other than
the one provided by Microsoft. This changes if for Windows only. It is a
bug fix, though we don't have a test case that will demonstrate a malfunction.
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console in the CLI. [forum:/forumpost/95e17b8f5c|Forum post 95e17b8f5c].
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type of pointers through which the functions are called. Make adjustments to
extension functions and test procedures to work around this. No changes to the
core.
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