Scott McKellar wrote:
In _jsonInsertParserItem(), we receive a pointer to a jsonObject named
newo. Normally, newo is incorporated into the object that the parser
is building. Whoever receives the object built by the parser is
responsible for freeing it.
However: if the sub-object currently
At the end of startElementHandler(), there is a branch of code that
runs when the name passed in is boolean. It constructs a jsonObject
of type JSON_BOOL but doesn't do anything with it. The pointer goes
out of scope and the memory leaks.
As a result, this branch of logic has no effect at all,
