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Removed nullptr access from Timer().hasStarted() #1541
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Removed nullptr access from Timer().hasStarted() #1541
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Weird. The tests should not be failing |
This looks like a reasonable and safe fix, thanks! @ros-pull-request-builder retest this please |
Thanks for the fix. |
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* roscpp: copy hasStarted() member function from ros::Timer to ros::WallTimer and ros::SteadyTimer ros::Timer::hasStarted() has been added in #1464. The same member function should exist in the other two timer implementations, too, for completeness. * Check for nullptr in WallTimer::hasStarted() and SteadyTimer::hasStarted() Analogous to fe9479c (#1541).
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* roscpp: copy hasStarted() member function from ros::Timer to ros::WallTimer and ros::SteadyTimer ros::Timer::hasStarted() has been added in ros#1464. The same member function should exist in the other two timer implementations, too, for completeness. * Check for nullptr in WallTimer::hasStarted() and SteadyTimer::hasStarted() Analogous to fe9479c (ros#1541).
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Description
This is a combo bug report and resolution.
Currently calling
hasStarted()
for a timer which hasn't been initialized properly just results innullptr
access. I added a short-circuit to prevent that from occurring.Scope
This change needs to be backported to Kinetic and Lunar (being maintained as of now). Doesn't affect Indigo
Details
The reported error post crash is: