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Suggestion
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Resolution: Out of scope
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Not Evaluated
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4.8.4
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Arm
Description
PATH=src/gui/embedded
FILE=qmousepc_qws.cpp
class QWSPcMouseSubHandler_intellimouse : public QWSPcMouseSubHandler {
int tryData()
{
if (nbuf >= packetsize) {
//int overflow = (buffer[0]>>6)& 0x03;
if (/overflow ||/ !(buffer[0] & 8))
{ badness++; return 1; }}
Any reason why the variable int overflow is commented out and not used in the if statement check condition?
I encountered a mouse wheel up overflow issue for intellimouse driver running on an Arm platform. I uncommented the code mentioned above and it resolved my issue.