Fix out of bound iterator in tests #189
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Hi everyone,
I was trying to build Ruckig w/ tests in Debug and got out-of-bound iterator access errors from some of the tests in
inline void add_profile(ProfileIter& profile)in a couple of places that was captured by asserts in STL.It looks like the issue is with reserving
std::array<Profile, 3>being the size of 3, while theprofileiterator can advance by three fromvalid_profiles.begin()and point tovalid_profiles.end()when being dereferenced eventually.I summarize these behavior in a couple of commits. It would be also nice to add an input validation into
add_profileto fail early in Debug (should be stripped out in Release anyway).Environment: Visual Studio Community 2022 Release - x86_amd64; MSVC 17.9.34728.123; Debug build.