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further reduce memory leaks from parse errors (bug #40231)
* oct-parse.in.yy (colon_expr1): Delete operands on error.
(function1, jump_command): No need to check for errors.
(expression): Delete simple_expr on error.
(return_list): Delete parameter list on error.
(octave_base_parser::make_unwind_command,
octave_base_parser::make_try_command,
octave_base_parser::make_while_command,
octave_base_parser::make_for_command,
octave_base_parser::finish_if_command,
octave_base_parser::finish_switch_command,
octave_base_parser::make_index_expression):
Delete component parse tree elements on error.
author | John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org> |
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date | Fri, 11 Oct 2013 12:28:26 -0400 |
parents | 3a93af21d206 |
children | a6d13c62fccf |
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