On 08/05/10 20:58, John Gilmore wrote:
> When I went to patch the select() in
> ExternalInterface::ExternalEventCheck, I noticed that it allocates a
> buffer with "char *buf = new char[bytes+1];", then fills buf from a
> read(), then passes it to parseInvoke, But nobody ever deletes buf.
Ok, with revno #12365, I disabled the select(), and used a
boost::scoped_array instead, which will go away when the
ExternalEventCheck() returns.
> This is the only call to parseInvoke, so perhaps its argument type
> should be changed.
It gets converted to a string anyway, as parseInvoke() uses std::
string methods like string::find().
- rob -
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