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I could be wrong, but I think this is a memory leak:
int HttpParser::_parse_desc(char* recv_buf, Request& request) { char *p = recv_buf; int i = 0; enum {METHOD, URL, VER} req_part = METHOD; int parse_len = 0; while (*p != '\r') { if (*p != ' ') { if (req_part == METHOD && (*p < 'A' || *p > 'Z')) { return -1; } parse_len ++; } else if (req_part == METHOD) { strncpy(request.method, recv_buf, parse_len); request.method[parse_len] = '\0'; parse_len = 0; req_part = URL; } else if (req_part == URL) { char* url = (char*) malloc ((parse_len + 1) * sizeof(char)); strncpy(url, recv_buf + strlen(request.method) + 1, parse_len); url[parse_len] = '\0'; char*p = strtok(url, "?"); char*s = strtok(NULL, "?"); strncpy(request.url, p, strlen(p)); request.url[strlen(p)] = '\0'; char* val = NULL; char* ky = NULL; if (s != NULL) { char *outer_ptr=NULL; char *inner_ptr=NULL; while ((val = strtok_r(s, "&", &outer_ptr)) != NULL) { s = val; ky = strtok_r(s, "=", &inner_ptr); val = strtok_r(NULL, "=", &inner_ptr); if (ky != NULL && val != NULL) { std::string decode_val = ""; decode(std::string(val), decode_val); request.params[std::string(ky)] = decode_val; //decode(std::string(val)); } s = NULL; } } parse_len = 0; req_part = VER; } p++; i++; } if (req_part == URL) { if (parse_len != 0) { strncpy(request.url, recv_buf + strlen(request.method) + 1, parse_len); request.url[parse_len] = '\0'; parse_len = 0; } else { return -1; } } if (parse_len == 0) { strcpy(request.version, "HTTP/1.1"); } else { strncpy(request.version, recv_buf + strlen(request.method) + strlen(request.url) + 2, parse_len); request.version[parse_len] = '\0'; } return i + 2; }
See that malloc? there is no corresponding free. Consider using stl::string instead or use auto pointers.
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I could be wrong, but I think this is a memory leak:
See that malloc? there is no corresponding free. Consider using stl::string instead or use auto pointers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: