bugfix #249

1. 
   ghost commented at 11:33 pm on May 10, 2015: none

   bad memory access, should not be ptr
2. fix segfault due to ptr access 06d0bb509c
3. 
   ghost commented at 11:44 pm on May 10, 2015: none

   Hmm, maybe the fix is wrong, but the function signature expects an int, and the call is passing a pointer
4. 
   gmaxwell commented at 11:57 pm on May 10, 2015: contributor

   The code is correct. The decompress function takes a pointer to an int; this pointer is derefernced before passing to the internal parse function. The reason the decompress input is a pointer is because the length is an in/out field– it gets updated with the new length after decompression.

   (As you can see from the travis results, this function is extensively tested and the change breaks the tests).

   I am guessing that the application code you are using is incorrectly passing in an integer (with type coercion to make it compile).

5. unknown closed this on May 10, 2015

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6. 
   ghost commented at 11:59 pm on May 10, 2015: none

   Yea, I was passing in a integer and it was being coerced, completely my fault. Apologies for the noise.
7. unknown deleted the branch on May 10, 2015

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