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Fix some typos in documentation and comments.

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Markus F.X.J. Oberhumer 2012-03-27 02:14:03 +02:00
parent 340c3963d8
commit 82801d1411
8 changed files with 11 additions and 11 deletions
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@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ test file.
win32/pe
--------
* writeable shared sections (`--force' *may* work)
* writable shared sections (`--force' *may* work)
* certificates in the image
* compressing files which contain a big BSS requires lots of memory
during compression

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doc/selinux.txt
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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ code 127, and a record will be added to the history file
In "targeted enforcing" mode, SELinux pays close attention mostly to
designated processes that run with elevated privileges: web server,
print server, login server, etc. Ordinary user excutables receive
print server, login server, etc. Ordinary user executables receive
much less scrutiny. However, one of the eventual goals of SELinux is to
eradicate runtime generation of instructions because of the possibility
for exploitation by malware (virus, trojan, key logger, privilege

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src/p_armpe.cpp
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@ -599,7 +599,7 @@ void PackArmPe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
if (((isection[ic].flags & (PEFL_WRITE|PEFL_SHARED))
== (PEFL_WRITE|PEFL_SHARED)))
if (!opt->force)
throwCantPack("writeable shared sections not supported (try --force)");
throwCantPack("writable shared sections not supported (try --force)");
if (jc && isection[ic].rawdataptr - jc > ih.filealign)
throwCantPack("superfluous data between sections");
fi->seek(isection[ic].rawdataptr,SEEK_SET);

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src/p_lx_exc.cpp
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@ -449,7 +449,7 @@ int PackLinuxI386::getLoaderPrefixSize() const
// some ELF utitlity functions
**************************************************************************/
// basic check of an Linux ELF Ehdr
// basic check of a Linux ELF Ehdr
int PackLinuxI386::checkEhdr(const Elf_LE32_Ehdr *ehdr) const
{
const unsigned char * const buf = ehdr->e_ident;

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src/p_w32pe.cpp
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@ -834,7 +834,7 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
throwCantPack("PE32/EFIROM files are not yet supported");
break;
}
case 14: //XBOX - will we ever see an XBOX file?
case 14: //XBOX - will we ever see a XBOX file?
{
throwCantPack("PE32/xbox files are not yet supported");
break;
@ -917,7 +917,7 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
if (!isrtm && ((isection[ic].flags & (PEFL_WRITE|PEFL_SHARED))
== (PEFL_WRITE|PEFL_SHARED)))
if (!opt->force)
throwCantPack("writeable shared sections not supported (try --force)");
throwCantPack("writable shared sections not supported (try --force)");
if (jc && isection[ic].rawdataptr - jc > ih.filealign)
throwCantPack("superfluous data between sections");
fi->seek(isection[ic].rawdataptr,SEEK_SET);
@ -1092,7 +1092,7 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
// still in a read only section by looking at the pe header of the
// file. If this check fails the runtime does "interesting" things
// like not running the floating point initialization code - the result
// is an R6002 runtime error.
// is a R6002 runtime error.
// These supposed to be read only addresses are covered by the sections
// UPX0 & UPX1 in the compressed files, so we have to patch the PE header
// in the memory. And the page on which the PE header is stored is read

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src/p_wcle.cpp
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@ -360,7 +360,7 @@ void PackWcle::preprocessFixups()
//if (memcmp(iimage+jc+fixp2,fix+5,(fix[1] & 0x10) ? 4 : 2))
// throwCantPack("illegal fixup offset");
// work around an pmwunlite bug: remove duplicated fixups
// work around a pmwunlite bug: remove duplicated fixups
// FIXME: fix the other cases too
if (rc == 0 || get_le32(rl+4*rc-4) != jc+fixp2)
{

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src/packer.cpp
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@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ void Packer::verifyOverlappingDecompression(upx_bytep o_ptr, unsigned o_size, Fi
/*************************************************************************
// Find overhead for in-place decompression in an heuristic way
// Find overhead for in-place decompression in a heuristic way
// (using a binary search). Return 0 on error.
//
// To speed up things:

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src/stub/src/i386-win32.pe.S
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@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ section PEDEPHAK
#endif
lea eax, [edi + swri]
andb [eax], 0x7f // marks UPX0 non writeable
andb [eax + 0x28], 0x7f // marks UPX1 non writeable
andb [eax], 0x7f // marks UPX0 non writable
andb [eax + 0x28], 0x7f // marks UPX1 non writable
#if 0
push esp