Fix heap-use-after-free in Tokenizer::simplifyUsing()#8679
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Thanks for your contribution. Please move the test to testsimplifyusing.cpp. |
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In a large codebase, constructs like
using C = struct C { C() {} };lead to errors such asCode.cpp:0:0: error: Bailing out from analysis: Checking file failed: out of memory [internalError].When compiling cppcheck using clang 22's address sanitizer, the analysis terminates with the following messages:
The proposed fix avoids storing a reference to a memory area that will eventually be deallocated before the reference is used.