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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ACMP code now provides recursive binary-tree cleanup. Binary-tree replacement and operator cleanup use this function. ChangesACMP tree management and failure handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A preparation failure can crash the exercised PM fuzzer path instead of returning failure. Guarding the optional error output is a small fix advisable before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Initialization failure handling, unchecked allocations, and partial-tree cleanup remain unresolved.
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Pull request overview
Adds failure propagation to acmp_build_binary_tree and ACMP tree preparation.
Changes:
- Reports key allocation and recursive construction failures.
- Propagates tree-building status during preparation.
File summaries
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src/utils/acmp.cc |
Critical (3 votes): Initialization ignores acmp_prepare() failures and may spin indefinitely. Moderate (3 votes): Leaf allocations remain unchecked. Moderate (1 vote): Partial trees are not cleaned up on failure, causing leaks during retries. |
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src/utils/acmp.cc:259
- When a descendant build fails, this path frees only the temporary
nodesarray and leaves the current and ancestor binary trees allocated. The callers retry preparation whileis_failtree_doneis zero, so each retry leaks the already-built tree (and failed nodes can retain partial trees), worsening the allocation failure. Tear down partial trees before returning or build into temporary state and publish only on success.
if (nodes[i]->child != NULL)
if (!acmp_build_binary_tree(parser, nodes[i])) {
free(nodes);
return false;
}
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| if (nodes[i]->child != NULL) | ||
| if (!acmp_build_binary_tree(parser, nodes[i])) { |
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172-173: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPropagate failures from leaf-node allocation.
acmp_add_btree_leavesstill dereferencesnode->leftornode->rightimmediately aftercalloc. If either allocation fails, the process crashes beforeacmp_build_binary_treecan returnfalse.Change
acmp_add_btree_leavesto return a status. Check both allocations. Release any partially built btree nodes before propagating failure toacmp_build_binary_tree.Also applies to: 186-187
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In `@src/utils/acmp.cc`:
- Around line 317-319: Propagate the failure returned by acmp_prepare through
both PM initialization loops in the relevant initialization paths, rather than
discarding it and retrying when parser->is_failtree_done remains unset.
Ensure allocation or binary-tree construction failure exits initialization
promptly while preserving the existing success flow.
- Around line 252-258: Update the recursive-failure cleanup in
acmp_build_binary_tree so it releases the complete partial binary tree,
including all descendant btree nodes created during the build, rather than only
freeing nodes. Clear each parent’s btree attachment while recursively freeing
descendants, then free nodes and return false; preserve normal cleanup and
successful construction behavior.
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In `@src/utils/acmp.cc`:
- Around line 172-173: Update acmp_add_btree_leaves to return a success/failure
status, validate both left and right calloc results before dereferencing them,
and release any partially allocated btree nodes on failure. Propagate the
failure through acmp_build_binary_tree so it returns false instead of continuing
with an incomplete tree.
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I add acmp_prepare() return value checks in commit 29a7f59 |
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239-264: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe new binary-tree failure propagation still misses the leaf allocations in
acmp_add_btree_leaves: eithercallocresult is dereferenced immediately without a null check, so an allocation failure can crash construction beforeacmp_build_binary_treereports failure. Check each leaf allocation and propagate failure through the builder.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/utils/acmp.cc`:
- Around line 239-264: Update acmp_add_btree_leaves to check each calloc result
before dereferencing it and return failure when allocation fails; propagate that
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in commit d8aaef0 сorrections for acmp_add_btree_leaves, as mentioned by Copilot. And I replied to all the comments from the AI bots. |
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I understand what coderabbitai is looking for (#3626 (comment)), but the solution requires refactoring. Currently, the tree allocation and deallocation logic are split across different files. The correct approach would be to place them together in a single file: the deallocation function should be located right next to the code that allocates the elements. |
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src/utils/acmp.cc:267
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acmp_add_btree_leaves()fails after allocating any child nodes, this path frees only the temporarynodesarray and leaves the partially builtnode->btreeattached.acmp_prepare()can be called again whileis_failtree_doneis still zero, so a retry discards only the btree root and leaks its descendants; repeated allocation failures can exhaust memory. Add recursive cleanup for the partial btree on every failure path and clear the owning pointer before returning.
if (!acmp_add_btree_leaves(node->btree, nodes, pos, -1, count)){
free(nodes);
return false;
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| if (acmp_prepare(m_p) != 1) { | ||
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Okay, that’s a sensible comment.
| while (m_p->is_failtree_done == 0) { | ||
| acmp_prepare(m_p); | ||
| if (acmp_prepare(m_p) != 1) { | ||
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Commit 4d17908 contains refactoring with deallocate btree in acmp.cc |
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In `@src/operators/pm.cc`:
- Line 168: Update Pm::init so the ACMP preparation failure path checks whether
the optional error pointer is non-null before calling assign, while still
returning false for the failure. Preserve the existing error message when an
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thanks for working on this. There are three failed regression tests - it's very weird that all of them came only on macOS and when the Also, there are 10 issues in Sonarcloud, all of them are new and came with the fix - could you take a look at them? |
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@airween Yes, I'll try to figure it out. |
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issues from SonarQube completely useless, because they concern code formatting and the elimination of Regarding the macOS tests failing with LMDB: I’ve looked at exactly what is failing, but I have absolutely no idea why it’s happening. I can’t reproduce it, though, because I don’t have access to a macOS machine. |
most of formatting issues could be fixed easily, for eg: if (node->right != NULL) {
if (!acmp_add_btree_leaves(node->right, nodes, right, pos, rb)){
return false;
}
}you could write if (node->right != NULL && !acmp_add_btree_leaves(node->right, nodes, right, pos, rb)) {
return false;
}
Agree, I'll accept these issues.
Thanks - let me try that somewhere... |
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Sorry, I focused on statement joining, could you change |
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@airween yes, NULL replaced to nullptr |
The
acmp_build_binary_treefunction has no return value, even though it performs operations that can fail.I added a return value for this function and included checks where necessary.
Correction based on the Svace report in my company.
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