On 24.10.2013 20:44, Maximo, Andre (GE Global Research) wrote:
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> Hi Bert,
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> thanks for your prompt reply. Here is the code:
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> void CVCS::svnURLPath(CString& urlPath, const CString &fullPath)
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> {
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> apr_pool_t *local_pool = svn_pool_create(m_svn_pool);
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> const char *url = NULL;
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> svn_error_t *err = svn_client_url_from_path2(&url, fullPath,
> m_svn_ctx, m_svn_pool, local_pool);
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> if (url != NULL)
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> urlPath = CString(url);
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This is the bug. You must check the value of 'err' before you use the
'url'. Also, you must clear the error before returning from the
function. If svn_client_url_from_path2 failed (i.e., 'err != NULL'),
then 'url' may be completely random, and dereferencing a random pointer
may yield "interesting" results.
You should do something like this, for example:
svn_error_t *err = svn_client_url_from.....;
if (err) {
const char *const message = svn_error_root_cause(err)->message;
svn_error_clear(err); // Otherwise you have a memory leak
throw std::runtime_exception(message);
}
urlPath = CString(url); // No error, therefore 'url' is valid
//
Of course, how exactly you handle the errors and how you propagate them
up the stack is up to you; the above is just an example, using a
standard exception.
-- Brane
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