Hi.
While doing some RTP based multicast streaming with Vorbis
encoded data I ended up feeding the decoder some slightly
invalid data (audio data, not header data) and it SEEMED
to me I got a floating point exception that my decoder wasn't
really prepared to catch. Is it possible to generate a
floating point exception feeding corrupt audio data
into libvorbis ? If yes, then I need to take that into
account when programming (maybe with a try/catch).
I admit that I can't easily reproduce the floating
point exception so I can't prove that libvorbis
generatedthis exception.
--PMM
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