BIND 10 #2275: work on valgrind backlog
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#2275: work on valgrind backlog
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Reporter: jreed | Owner: jinmei
Type: | Status: reviewing
defect | Milestone:
Priority: | Sprint-20121009
medium | Resolution:
Component: | Sensitive: 0
Unclassified | Sub-Project: Core
Keywords: | Estimated Difficulty: 5
Defect Severity: N/A | Total Hours: 0
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Comment (by jinmei):
'''acl/dns.cc'''
Does the change is to ensure that the loader will be destroyed
at the end of program's lifetime? If so, is this safe? We cannot
control the order of destruction of these objects, so I'm afraid this
can cause unexpected disruption due to possible reference between
these objects. For example, what if there's another static object,
which internally refers to this static loader, and its destructor
assumes the loader is valid?
...hmm, but on further thought it's not specific to this case...this
can be a potential issue wherever we use this type of static proxy
objects. I'd be still concerned about it with such a complicated
class than a mostly straightforward value-class like `RRType`, but
that'd be a separate issue anyway.
So I'm okay with the change with a couple of suggestions:
- I'm afraid the intent of the use of smart pointer is not so obvious,
so I'd comment why we do it.
- I'd use boost::scope_ptr instead of auto_ptr. In this case the
former should be sufficient.
'''sqlite3_accessor_unittest.cc'''
Not really related to the branch, but this comment doesn't seem to be
correct:
{{{#!cpp
// should work now that we closed it
SQLite3Accessor accessor3(SQLITE_NEW_DBFILE, "IN");
}}}
Looks like a copy-paste error.
'''labelsequence_unittest.cc'''
My valgrind (3.8.1) doesn't complain about this. What's wrong with
the original code?
'''recursive_query_xxx'''
Not directly related, I'd make the 'const char*' variables 'const
char* const'. I'd also define things in an unnamed namescope.
'''socket_requestor_test.cc'''
My valgrind (3.8.1) doesn't complain about this. What's wrong with
the original code?
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