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Fix undefined sanitizer issue in compact_array #284

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@MBkkt MBkkt commented Nov 22, 2022

Also I think really correct code, should start with non zero capacity (so correct capacity can be seted in ctor)

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@MBkkt MBkkt changed the title Update compact_array.h Fix undefined sanitizer issue in compact_array.h Nov 22, 2022
@MBkkt MBkkt changed the title Fix undefined sanitizer issue in compact_array.h Fix undefined sanitizer issue in compact_array Nov 22, 2022
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jmr commented Nov 28, 2022

Also I think really correct code, should start with non zero capacity (so correct capacity can be seted in ctor)

Why? Feel free to send another PR if you think there are more improvements.

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MBkkt commented Nov 28, 2022

Why? Feel free to send another PR if you think there are more improvements

Because we always have some capacity on "stack". Same as for sso string.

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jmr commented Nov 28, 2022

Because we always have some capacity on "stack". Same as for sso string.

I'm not sure what you mean. There's already inline SSO-like space allocated:

char inlined_elements_[3 - kUnusedPaddingBytes];

Send a PR to make it clear.

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MBkkt commented Nov 28, 2022

I mean sso string after default ctor have non zero capacity.
Why same not possible for this array?

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jmr commented Nov 28, 2022

Anything is possible. Send a PR if you think it can be improved.

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