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The safe pointer that is computed is an exclusive, not inclusive bounds. While we were probably rarely ever bit this, if ever, it still makes sense to apply the limit, properly.

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    • Adjusted memory operation parameters for improved performance in the decompression process.
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    • Maintained existing comments and documentation for clarity on function purpose and behavior.

The safe pointer that is computed is an exclusive, not inclusive bounds.
While we were probably rarely ever bit this, if ever, it still makes
sense to apply the limit, properly.
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The changes involve modifications to the inflate_fast function in the inffast.c file, specifically regarding memory operation handling. The adjustment involves removing an unnecessary + 1 from the parameters passed to the CHUNKMEMSET_SAFE function, which impacts how the function calculates the number of bytes to be set during memory operations. The overall structure, logic, and documentation of the function remain unchanged, ensuring that the decompression process's fundamental functionality is preserved.

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File Change Summary
inffast.c Modified inflate_fast function to remove + 1 from the third parameter of CHUNKMEMSET_SAFE, affecting memory operation calculations. Comments and documentation remain unchanged.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant InflateFast
    participant ChunkMemSetSafe

    User->>InflateFast: Call inflate_fast()
    InflateFast->>ChunkMemSetSafe: Call CHUNKMEMSET_SAFE(params)
    ChunkMemSetSafe-->>InflateFast: Memory operation complete
    InflateFast-->>User: Return to user
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263-263: Approve: Correct adjustment for exclusive bounds

This change aligns with the PR objective of computing the 'safe' distance properly. By removing the + 1, the CHUNKMEMSET_SAFE function now uses exclusive bounds instead of inclusive ones. This subtle but crucial adjustment enhances the safety of memory operations by preventing potential buffer overruns.

The modification is correct and improves the overall robustness of the decompression algorithm.

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LGTM

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