Solving Segmentation Fault on "differential_drive stop" (Patch for issue #22818) #23170
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When calling "differential_drive stop" a missing return statement was causing a segmentation fault due to access to already freed memory.
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Solved Problem
When calling "differential_drive stop" during a simulation involving a robot with differential drive like r1_rover, a missing return statement in DifferentialDrive.cpp was causing a segmentation fault due to access to already freed memory.
Fixes issue #22818
Solution
Adding a return statement after line 68 solves the issue.