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[jira] Commented: (THRIFT-59) Memory leak reading lists of structs
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Andrew McGeachie commented on THRIFT-59:
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readable snippet with markup.
{noformat}
case 3:
if (fieldType == TType_LIST) {
int _size50;
[inProtocol readListBeginReturningElementType: NULL size: &_size50];
NSMutableArray * fieldValue = [[NSMutableArray alloc] initWithCapacity: _size50];
int _i51;
for (_i51 = 0; _i51 < _size50; ++_i51)
{
MYOBJECT *_elem52 = [[MYOBJECT alloc] init];
[_elem52 read: inProtocol];
[fieldValue addObject: _elem52];
}
[inProtocol readListEnd];
[self setNotes: fieldValue];
[fieldValue release];
} else {
[TProtocolUtil skipType: fieldType onProtocol: inProtocol];
}
break;
{noformat}
> Memory leak reading lists of structs
> ------------------------------------
>
> Key: THRIFT-59
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-59
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Compiler (Cocoa)
> Reporter: Andrew McGeachie
>
> The Cocoa generated code inside a struct that reads in a field that is a list of structs leaks memory.
> Here's a relevant sample from the read: of a generated struct:
> case 3:
> if (fieldType == TType_LIST) {
> int _size50;
> [inProtocol readListBeginReturningElementType: NULL size: &_size50];
> NSMutableArray * fieldValue = [[NSMutableArray alloc] initWithCapacity: _size50];
> int _i51;
> for (_i51 = 0; _i51 < _size50; ++_i51)
> {
> MYOBJECT *_elem52 = [[MYOBJECT alloc] init];
> [_elem52 read: inProtocol];
> [fieldValue addObject: _elem52];
> }
> [inProtocol readListEnd];
> [self setNotes: fieldValue];
> [fieldValue release];
> } else {
> [TProtocolUtil skipType: fieldType onProtocol: inProtocol];
> }
> break;
> Each instance of MYOBJECT read in is created with alloc/init and then added to the fieldValue array (which retains it) but then never released.
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