If the mxml_load_data() function bails out at the ‘goto error’ statement at approx line 1978 it never releases the ‘node’ pointer allocated a few lines further up.
The issue can be reproduced by feeding the mxmlLoadString() function with a 0-terminated string containing only the two characters ‘<‘ and ‘\n’.
If the mxml_load_data() function bails out at the ‘goto error’ statement at approx line 1978 it never releases the ‘node’ pointer allocated a few lines further up.
The issue can be reproduced by feeding the mxmlLoadString() function with a 0-terminated string containing only the two characters ‘<‘ and ‘\n’.