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@@ -272,28 +272,109 @@ bool isUniquePtrRelease(const CXXMethodDecl &MD) {
MD.getNumParams() == 0 && isStdUniquePtr(*MD.getParent());
}
+/// Returns the set of methods that invalidate iterators for the given
+/// container, or nullptr if the container is not recognized.
+///
+/// Iterator invalidation rules per the C++ standard:
+/// https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container#Iterator_invalidation
+static const llvm::StringSet<> *
+getInvalidatingMethods(StringRef ContainerName) {
+ static const llvm::StringSet<> Vector = {// Insertion
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usx95 wrote:
We currently do not have a way to differentiate between iterator invalidation
and reference invalidation.
In cases where iterators are invalidated but not references, this could be
overly strict. This is particularly problematic for
`UnorderedAssociative`containers. I am inclined towards keeping this less
restrictive until we start to differentiate between iterators and interior
references
@Xazax-hun thoughts ?
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/183000
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