aapt2: Fix issue with Manifest duplicate handling
Fixed a memory-corruption issue that led to multiple duplicate permission entries being generated for Manifest.java. Bug: 71641288 Test: make aapt2_tests Change-Id: I8cd37929c4883aaba2beebbf874c7ee3234d51d8
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@@ -45,8 +45,18 @@ ClassDefinition::Result ClassDefinition::AddMember(std::unique_ptr<ClassMember>
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Result result = Result::kAdded;
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auto iter = indexed_members_.find(member->GetName());
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if (iter != indexed_members_.end()) {
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// Overwrite the entry.
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ordered_members_[iter->second].reset();
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// Overwrite the entry. Be careful, as the key in indexed_members_ is actually memory owned
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// by the value at ordered_members_[index]. Since overwriting a value for a key doesn't replace
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// the key (the initial key inserted into the unordered_map is kept), we must erase and then
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// insert a new key, whose memory is being kept around. We do all this to avoid using more
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// memory for each key.
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size_t index = iter->second;
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// Erase the key + value from the map.
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indexed_members_.erase(iter);
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// Now clear the memory that was backing the key (now erased).
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ordered_members_[index].reset();
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result = Result::kOverridden;
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}
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