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[21271] Fix crash when setting markerpoints of a grc in repeat loop#6523
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💙 review by @livecodemichael ok 81fc506 |
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[21271] Fix crash when setting markerpoints of a grc in repeat loop After `delete[] markerpoints`, the pointer `markerpoints` was not necessarily `NULL`, thus on a the next call to `delete[] markerpoints` a crash occured with `pointer being freed was not allocated`
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😎 test success 81fc506
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delete[] markerpoints, the pointermarkerpointswas not necessarilyNULL, thus on a the next call todelete[] markerpointsa crash occured withpointer being freed was not allocated