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cherry-picking from #114 Pvs analyze part 2 #215

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@p-alik p-alik commented Nov 27, 2018

please, review.

- use nullptr instead of NULL
- uniform initialisation
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esabol commented Nov 27, 2018

Use curly brace initialization style in libgearman-server/struct/gearmand.h lines 53-56?

server_thread{},
id{},
lock{}
//TODO uniform initialisation doesn't help with wakeup_event
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What's this TODO?

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Unfortunately I can't remember.

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Probably should remove it then.

@@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ struct gearmand_st

void keepalive_idle(int keepalive_idle_)
{
_keepalive= true;
keepalive(1);
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Is _keepalive= true bad coding style according to PVS? It should be more efficient than keepalive(1) unless the compiler can optimize it.

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the commit with the changes is removed

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esabol commented Nov 27, 2018

Should libgearman-server/struct/thread.h line 64 have curly braces after lock?

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Is there something we can turn on after these changes to make sure we don't backslide?

@SpamapS SpamapS merged commit b98ae93 into gearman:master Nov 28, 2018
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p-alik commented Nov 28, 2018

Should libgearman-server/struct/thread.h line 64 have curly braces after lock?

I guess the compiler disliked pthread_mutex_t lock{}. But g++ (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.10) 5.4.0 20160609 accepts braces.

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p-alik commented Nov 28, 2018

Is there something we can turn on after these changes to make sure we don't backslide?

Improving of test coverage could help, I think.

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