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Check whether a pointer created by dynamic_cast is null before using it. #689

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Expand Up @@ -233,7 +233,13 @@ void Logger::settingThread()
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KeyOpFieldsValuesTuple koValues;
dynamic_cast<ConsumerStateTable *>(selectable)->pop(koValues);
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selectable

I think it is always of the type ConsumerStateTable? Did you have a use case to trigger a negative case? If yes, could you add a unit test case?

If I understand it correctly, then you can add assert. #Closed

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The expression dynamic_cast T(v) converts the expression v to type T. Type T must be a pointer or reference to a complete class type or a pointer to void. If T is a pointer and the dynamic_cast operator fails, the operator returns a null pointer of type T. If T is a reference and the dynamic_cast operator fails, the operator throws the exception std::bad_cast. You can find this class in the standard library header .

In C++ usage, it would be a problem.
It will not be triggered by the test case.

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Totally understood what you are saying. My point is that it could not happen due to the function context. Then assert is the recommendation, no need to check in runtime.

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All right, I have changed the error handling.
I think it is necessary to add this judgment to increase system stability.

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It does add value since the logic will guarantee consumerStateTable != NULL. The extra preventative is okay, then you need to add SWSS_LOG_ERROR to explain, and break instead of continue.

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I have changed. Please review. thanks.

ConsumerStateTable *consumerStateTable = NULL;
consumerStateTable = dynamic_cast<ConsumerStateTable *>(selectable);
if (consumerStateTable == NULL)
{
continue;
}
consumerStateTable->pop(koValues);
std::string key = kfvKey(koValues), op = kfvOp(koValues);

if (op != SET_COMMAND || !m_settingChangeObservers.contains(key))
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