Roaring64Map::readSafe: Check against maxbytes to read the size of the map #384
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Previously, readSafe did not check whether it could read the map size in the allotted maxbytes. In addition, it did not subtract the map size from maxbytes when reading. This fixes the above and adds some deserialization tests using binary files. The valid files were produced with the script in tests/cpp_unit_util.cpp. The invalid files were created manually.
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Previously, readSafe did not check whether it could read the map size in the allotted maxbytes. In addition, it did not subtract the map size from maxbytes when reading.
This fixes the above and adds some deserialization tests using binary files. The valid files were produced with the script in tests/cpp_unit_util.cpp. The invalid files were created manually.