Remove potential memory leak in DokanCreateDiskDevice on allocation failure (resubmit)#108
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That is well seen :) ! even code analyser haven't found it! Thank you @canardos again ! |
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Remove potential memory leak in DokanCreateDiskDevice on allocation failure
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The existing code assumes that if one of
SymbolicLinkNameDiskDeviceNameorFileSystemDeviceNamefails allocation, then the subsequent allocations also failed and does not free them. This may not be the case, resulting in a memory leak.Other failure paths also fail to free these items.
Note: Resubmission of pull 107.