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path_conv <-> normalize_posix_path, plus a bit of buffer. (TP_NUM_W_BUFS): Ditto. (class san): Change type of _c_cnt and _w_cnt to unsigned. * path.cc (normalize_posix_path): Guard recursion into path_conv against tmp_pathbuf overflow. Generate normalized path in call to path_conv. If the path is valid, replace dst with the normalized_path from path_conv call. Add comment to explain why we're doing this. * tls_pbuf.cc (tls_pathbuf::destroy): Only free buffers until the first buffer pointer is NULL. (tmp_pathbuf::c_get): Simplify error message. (tmp_pathbuf::w_get): Ditto. * tls_pbuf.h (class tmp_pathbuf): Change type of c_buf_old and w_buf_old to unsigned. (tmp_pathbuf::check_usage): New inline method to check if we have enough tmp_pathbuf buffers left to call a function using tmp_pathbuf buffers. * tlsoffsets.h: Regenerate. * tlsoffsets64.h: Regenerate.
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