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Mar. 11, 2002 In This Issue
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Errata/Upgrade releases now available for SE:ISDK version 4.30,
4.40, and 5.00Errata
ISDK/C 5.00a
- post-increment operator on local variable is ignoring "with" statement: If a local variable is also a member of the current "with" object, then post-increment will modify the local variable instead of the variable in the "with" object. [Details]
- post-inc/decrement operator acts like pre-inc/decrement inside a "with" block: If a variable member of an object is altered with the post-increment or pre-decrement operator, and if that is a member of an object scoped with "with", then the code will instead act like a pre-increment or pre-decrement operator. [Details]
- properties of the arguments object should be DontEnum: callee, length, and numbered members of the arguments object are enumerable, should be DontEnum. [Details]
- Math.round() returns -0 instead of +0 from -0.5 to -0: Math.round(val) should return -0 for -0.5 <= val <= -0, according to section 15.8.2.15 of the ECMAScript specification, but is returning +0. [Details]
- argv[0] is missing: When building with the JSE_MAIN_ARGC_ARGV option, argv[0] is supposed to be the script name, but argv[0] is missing. [Details]
- When named parameters are disabled, calling a function with seEval() fails: If JSE_NAMED_PARAMS (named paramters) is not enabled in your jseopt.h file, then calling a function with seEval() will fail. [Details]
- Invalid date computation on negative month: Date calculations are incorrect, and can trigger debugger asserts, if month is negative. [Details]
- Number toString(with_radix) method is not handling NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity: Converting an instance of a Number object toString, using a radix does not produce correct results if the number is NaN, Infinity, or -Infinity. [Details]
- Clib.localtime() and Clib.gmtime() crash on out-of-range dates: Script calls to Clib.localtime() or Clib.gmtime() crash if the input time is out of the range of standard C library time routines. [Details]
- Math.min(+0,-0) wrongly returns +0: Math.min() is not returning -0 when comparing -0 against +0. [Details]
- Array split() error for negative starting point: Array split() is not handling negative start values correctly. [Details]
- Foo.prototype.constructor not assigned correctly for all builtin objects: For all builtin objects, this statement should be true: Foo.prototype.constructor==Foo. For example Boolean.prototype.constructor==Boolean and Number.prototype.constructor==Number. [Details]
- Problems with array lengths and numeric indices that are large or non-integer: There are many problems with handling array and object members that are either very large (e.g. obj[2147483650]) or are non-integer numbers (e.g. obj[3.14159], obj[1e34]). There are also related problems with setting an array length to a very large number (e.g. array.length=2147483650). [Details]
- rare crashes on memory overwrites using the dynamicBuffer routines: Code may overwrite one byte beyond allocated memory when using the dynamicbuffer functions. [Details]
- String replace may skip matches if replacement string is null-string (i.e. ""): If the replacement expression in a string replace() method is the zero-length string, then characters may be skipped in performing the replacement. [Details]
Errata
ISDK/C 4.40d
- post-increment operator on local variable is ignoring "with" statement: If a local variable is also a member of the current "with" object, then post-increment will modify the local variable instead of the variable in the "with" object. [Details]
- post-inc/decrement operator acts like pre-inc/decrement inside a "with" block: If a variable member of an object is altered with the post-increment or pre-decrement operator, and if that is a member of an object scoped with "with", then the code will instead act like a pre-increment or pre-decrement operator. [Details]
- properties of the arguments object should be DontEnum: callee, length, and numbered members of the arguments object are enumerable, should be DontEnum. [Details]
- Array .length should not be deletable: The .length property of any instance of an array should have the DontEnum attribute. [Details]
- Crash if reporting invalid data type while generating an error message: If a method is called during error handling, and that method has a data type or conversion error, then the program will crash. [Details]
- Math.round() returns -0 instead of +0 from -0.5 to -0: Math.round(val) should return -0 for -0.5 <= val <= -0, according to section 15.8.2.15 of the ECMAScript specification, but is returning +0. [Details]
- Invalid date computation on negative month: Date calculations are incorrect, and can trigger debugger asserts, if month is negative. [Details]
- Number toString(with_radix) method is not handling NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity: Converting an instance of a Number object toString, using a radix does not produce correct results if the number is NaN, Infinity, or -Infinity. [Details]
- compilation errors if JSE_INSTANCEOF_HELPER defined: Compilation errors for seobjfun.c if JSE_INSTANCEOF_HELPER is defined for using the jseInstanceof() function. [Details]
- Clib.localtime() and Clib.gmtime() crash on out-of-range dates: Script calls to Clib.localtime() or Clib.gmtime() crash if the input time is out of the range of standard C library time routines. [Details]
- Math.min(+0,-0) wrongly returns +0: Math.min() is not returning -0 when comparing -0 against +0. [Details]
- Array split() error for negative starting point: Array split() is not handling negative start values correctly. [Details]
- Foo.prototype.constructor not assigned correctly for all builtin objects: For all builtin objects, this statement should be true: Foo.prototype.constructor==Foo. For example Boolean.prototype.constructor==Boolean and Number.prototype.constructor==Number. [Details]
- Problems with array lengths and numeric indices that are large or non-integer: There are many problems with handling array and object members that are either very large (e.g. obj[2147483650]) or are non-integer numbers (e.g. obj[3.14159], obj[1e34]). There are also related problems with setting an array length to a very large number (e.g. array.length=2147483650). [Details]
- rare crashes on memory overwrites using the dynamicBuffer routines: Code may overwrite one byte beyond allocated memory when using the dynamicbuffer functions. [Details]
- String replace may skip matches if replacement string is null-string (i.e. ""): If the replacement expression in a string replace() method is the zero-length string, then characters may be skipped in performing the replacement. [Details]
Errata
ISDK/C 4.30e
- properties of the arguments object should be DontEnum: callee, length, and numbered members of the arguments object are enumerable, should be DontEnum. [Details]
- Array .length should not be deletable: The .length property of any instance of an array should have the DontEnum attribute. [Details]
- Crash if reporting invalid data type while generating an error message: If a method is called during error handling, and that method has a data type or conversion error, then the program will crash. [Details]
- Math.round() returns -0 instead of +0 from -0.5 to -0: Math.round(val) should return -0 for -0.5 <= val <= -0, according to section 15.8.2.15 of the ECMAScript specification, but is returning +0. [Details]
- Invalid date computation on negative month: Date calculations are incorrect, and can trigger debugger asserts, if month is negative. [Details]
- Number toString(with_radix) method is not handling NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity: Converting an instance of a Number object toString, using a radix does not produce correct results if the number is NaN, Infinity, or -Infinity. [Details]
- Clib.localtime() and Clib.gmtime() crash on out-of-range dates: Script calls to Clib.localtime() or Clib.gmtime() crash if the input time is out of the range of standard C library time routines. [Details]
- Math.min(+0,-0) wrongly returns +0: Math.min() is not returning -0 when comparing -0 against +0. [Details]
- Array split() error for negative starting point: Array split() is not handling negative start values correctly. [Details]
- Foo.prototype.constructor not assigned correctly for all builtin objects: For all builtin objects, this statement should be true: Foo.prototype.constructor==Foo. For example Boolean.prototype.constructor==Boolean and Number.prototype.constructor==Number. [Details]
- Problems with array lengths and numeric indices that are large or non-integer: There are many problems with handling array and object members that are either very large (e.g. obj[2147483650]) or are non-integer numbers (e.g. obj[3.14159], obj[1e34]). There are also related problems with setting an array length to a very large number (e.g. array.length=2147483650). [Details]
- rare crashes on memory overwrites using the dynamicBuffer routines: Code may overwrite one byte beyond allocated memory when using the dynamicbuffer functions. [Details]
- String replace may skip matches if replacement string is null-string (i.e. ""): If the replacement expression in a string replace() method is the zero-length string, then characters may be skipped in performing the replacement. [Details]
Errata
ISDK/Java 4.30e
- Stack overflow if reporting invalid data type while generating an error message: If a method is called during error handling, and that method has a data type or conversion error, then the program will cause a stack overflow. [Details]
- Invalid date computation on negative month: Date calculations are incorrect if month is negative. [Details]
- Math.min(+0,-0) wrongly returns +0: Math.min() is not returning -0 when comparing -0 against +0. [Details]
- Math.round() returns -0 instead of +0 from -0.5 to -0: Math.round(val) should return -0 for -0.5 <= val <= -0, according to section 15.8.2.15 of the ECMAScript specification, but is returning +0. [Details]
- parseInt("0") throws exception: Calling parseInt("0") results in the engine throwing an IndexOutOfBounds exception. [Details]
- String replace may skip matches if replacement string is null-string (i.e. ""): If the replacement expression in a string replace() method is the zero-length string, then characters may be skipped in performing the replacement. [Details]
