libafw: Use std::free explicitly for overlays

Currently we rely on libc to call std::free on the malloced pointer to
the overlay table entry. Rather than relying on the libc implementation
to call std::free instead of trying to delete the pointer as if it was
created using "new", explicitly pass std::free as the deleter to the
data held by the std::shared_ptr.

Bug: 159562360
Test: Observed no heap growth while looping infinitely and retrieving
      a string resource overlaid using an inline xml value
Change-Id: I9a2ebaf9a993ad9c44fab8f052430c8142d4347d
This commit is contained in:
Ryan Mitchell
2020-06-22 13:00:58 -07:00
parent bb2d9a52c1
commit c4142d91f5
2 changed files with 3 additions and 3 deletions

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@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ IdmapResMap::Result IdmapResMap::Lookup(uint32_t target_res_id) const {
table_value->dataType = entry->type;
table_value->data = entry->value;
return Result(ResTable_entry_handle::managed(table_entry));
return Result(ResTable_entry_handle::managed(table_entry, [](auto p) { free(p); }));
}
static bool is_word_aligned(const void* data) {

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@@ -1601,8 +1601,8 @@ class ResTable_entry_handle {
entry_ = handle.entry_;
}
inline static ResTable_entry_handle managed(ResTable_entry* entry) {
return ResTable_entry_handle(std::shared_ptr<const ResTable_entry>(entry));
inline static ResTable_entry_handle managed(ResTable_entry* entry, void (*deleter)(void *)) {
return ResTable_entry_handle(std::shared_ptr<const ResTable_entry>(entry, deleter));
}
inline static ResTable_entry_handle unmanaged(const ResTable_entry* entry) {