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When padding bytes are required in the NMS structs, the value of these bytes is normally 0x00 but NMS tends to also use 0xFE for padding byte values in some cases. Technically, the value of padding bytes is undefined, so different values is not a problem for execution but libMBIN does not faithfully reproduce these padding byte values. Instead it always fills padding with 0x00. This leads to many irrelevant differences when comparing files, polluting the results and making it hard to find real changes.
libMBIN should use an appropriate padding byte value to eliminate these differences.
An NMS attribute could be defined (may already exist) to specify what value should be used for padding in different circumstances, either per struct and/or per member.
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When padding bytes are required in the NMS structs, the value of these bytes is normally 0x00 but NMS tends to also use 0xFE for padding byte values in some cases. Technically, the value of padding bytes is undefined, so different values is not a problem for execution but libMBIN does not faithfully reproduce these padding byte values. Instead it always fills padding with 0x00. This leads to many irrelevant differences when comparing files, polluting the results and making it hard to find real changes.
libMBIN should use an appropriate padding byte value to eliminate these differences.
An NMS attribute could be defined (may already exist) to specify what value should be used for padding in different circumstances, either per struct and/or per member.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: