ManifestParser constructor accesses its first argument, don't pass NULL #479
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The constructor does env_ = &state->bindings_; so env_ is effectively set to offsetof(ManifestParser, bindings_). This will blow up if env_ gets dereferenced -- this doesn't seem to happen in these tests, but it's less confusing with this patch. Also, passing &state is consistent with the rest of this test.
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ManifestParser constructor accesses its first argument, don't pass NULL
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The constructor does
env_ = &state->bindings_;
so env_ is effectively set to offsetof(ManifestParser, bindings_). This
will blow up if env_ gets dereferenced -- this doesn't seem to happen in
these tests, but it's less confusing with this patch. Also, passing &state is
consistent with the rest of this test.