On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 13:52:49 BST, Disco Jonny said: > mate if you care, or give a shit. I have over 300 *different* crashes > in word ( total over 5k files that crash word), from using two basic > templates and then fuzzing them Out of curiosity, how do you determine conclusively that they're in fact different crashes, rather than just different symptoms of the same problem? For instance, a bounds check on string A that trashes memory - can manifest as almost *anything*, as it depends on what the *next* thing in memory is, and when/how it gets dereferenced. This is particularly an issue when it's heap corruption. If the previous sentence had 2 bold strings, then thing B on the heap gets splatted, causing one crash, but if there's an italic string, then it's C that gets trashed, causing a different manifestation. It's still the same bug with A though.
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