Avoid overrunning the 256 icon memory buffer#491
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| // NOTE: A pointer to current icons array should be defined | ||
| static unsigned int *guiIconsPtr = guiIcons; | ||
| static int guiIconsCount = RAYGUI_ICON_MAX_ICONS; |
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I'd prefer to avoid an additional global variable for it, could we just check for RAYGUI_ICON_MAX_ICONS?
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Avoid overrunning the end of the icon buffer (default 256 size) when printing labels with Icons.
Previously, if the user entered a value >255 (e.g. "#999#") the program would read invalid memory (causing a crash with ASAN enabled).