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When (v)asprintf() fails, the state of the allocated buffer is undefined. The library had better not leave an allocated buffer as a result or no one will know to free it. The most likely way it can return failure is for an allocation failure. If the printf conversion fails then you actually have a threading problem which is much worse because another thread modified the parameter values. * Made __ast_asprintf()/__ast_vasprintf() set the returned buffer to NULL on failure. That is much more useful than either an uninitialized pointer or a pointer that has already been freed. Many uses won't have to check for failure to ensure that the buffer won't be double freed or prevent an attempt to free an uninitialized pointer. * stasis.c: Fixed memory leak in multi_object_blob_to_ami() allocated by ast_asprintf(). * ari/resource_bridges.c:ari_bridges_play_helper(): Remove assignment to the wrong thing which is now not needed even if assigning to the right thing. Change-Id: Ib5252fb8850ecf0f78ed0ee2ca0796bda7e91c23 |
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| bridge_softmix | ||
| bridge_builtin_features.c | ||
| bridge_builtin_interval_features.c | ||
| bridge_holding.c | ||
| bridge_native_rtp.c | ||
| bridge_simple.c | ||
| bridge_softmix.c | ||
| bridges.xml | ||
| Makefile | ||