fix: leak + double header tokenizing in simplecpp::load#430
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fix: leak + double header tokenizing in simplecpp::load#430Tal500 wants to merge 1 commit intocppcheck-opensource:masterfrom
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This was catched using the leak sanitizer that is part of the address sanitizer. On the line `ret[header2] = tokens;`, sometimes there is already a key `header2` in the `ret` map, causing both overriding(leak) and wasteful header tokenizing (two times at least).
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Closing as unneeded, since the memory leak was found and avoided correctly in #429 |
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This was catched using the leak sanitizer that is part of the address sanitizer.
On the line
ret[header2] = tokens;, sometimes there is already a keyheader2in theretmap, causing both overriding(leak) and wasteful header tokenizing (two times at least).