CFmtStrN<256>::CFmtStrN
0x005d5320 · 133 bytes · __thiscall
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undefined (2 params)
/* CFmtStrN<256>::CFmtStrN(char const**, ...) */
void __thiscall CFmtStrN<256>::CFmtStrN(CFmtStrN<256> *this,char **param_1,...)
{
undefined4 uVar1;
bool local_d;
local_d = false;
*(undefined ***)this = &PTR_InitQuietTruncation_00c08ee8;
this[4] = (CFmtStrN<256>)0x1;
uVar1 = V_vsnprintfRet((char *)(this + 5),0xff,*param_1,&stack0x0000000c,&local_d);
this[0x104] = (CFmtStrN<256>)0x0;
if (((local_d != false) && (this[4] == (CFmtStrN<256>)0x0)) &&
(CFmtStrN(char_const**,...)::scAsserted < 5)) {
CFmtStrN(char_const**,...)::scAsserted = CFmtStrN(char_const**,...)::scAsserted + 1;
}
*(undefined4 *)(this + 0x108) = uVar1;
uVar1 = _V_strlen((char *)(this + 5));
*(undefined4 *)(this + 0x108) = uVar1;
return;
}
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