static void  Process_ipfix_option_data(exporter_ipfix_domain_t *exporter, void *data_flowset, FlowSource_t *fs) {
option_offset_t *offset_table;
uint32_t	id;
uint8_t	 *in;

	id  = GET_FLOWSET_ID(data_flowset);

	offset_table = fs->option_offset_table;
	while ( offset_table && offset_table->id != id )
		offset_table = offset_table->next;

	if ( !offset_table ) {
		LogError( "Process_ipfix: Panic! - No Offset table found! : %s line %d", __FILE__, __LINE__);
		return;
	}

#ifdef DEVEL
	uint32_t size_left = GET_FLOWSET_LENGTH(data_flowset) - 4; // -4 for data flowset header -> id and length
	dbg_printf("[%u] Process option data flowset size: %u\n", exporter->info.id, size_left);
#endif

	in	= (uint8_t *)(data_flowset + 4);  // skip flowset header

	if ( TestFlag(offset_table->flags, HAS_SAMPLER_DATA) ) {
		int32_t  id;
		uint16_t mode;
		uint32_t interval;
		if (offset_table->sampler_id_length == 2) {
			id = Get_val16((void *)&in[offset_table->offset_id]);
		} else {
			id = in[offset_table->offset_id];
		}

		mode = offset_table->offset_mode ? in[offset_table->offset_mode] : 0;
		interval = Get_val32((void *)&in[offset_table->offset_interval]); 
	
		InsertSampler(fs, exporter, id, mode, interval);

		dbg_printf("Extracted Sampler data:\n");
		dbg_printf("Sampler ID	  : %u\n", id);
		dbg_printf("Sampler mode	: %u\n", mode);
		dbg_printf("Sampler interval: %u\n", interval);
	}

	if ( TestFlag(offset_table->flags, HAS_STD_SAMPLER_DATA) ) {
		int32_t  id	   = -1;
		uint16_t mode	 = offset_table->offset_std_sampler_algorithm ? in[offset_table->offset_std_sampler_algorithm] : 0;
		uint32_t interval = Get_val32((void *)&in[offset_table->offset_std_sampler_interval]);

 		InsertSampler(fs, exporter, id, mode, interval);

		dbg_printf("Extracted Std Sampler data:\n");
		dbg_printf("Sampler ID	   : %i\n", id);
		dbg_printf("Sampler algorithm: %u\n", mode);
		dbg_printf("Sampler interval : %u\n", interval);

		dbg_printf("Set std sampler: algorithm: %u, interval: %u\n", 
				mode, interval);
	}
	processed_records++;

} // End of Process_ipfix_option_data

The product performs a calculation that can produce an integer overflow or wraparound when the logic assumes that the resulting value will always be larger than the original value. This occurs when an integer value is incremented to a value that is too large to store in the associated representation. When this occurs, the value may become a very small or negative number.