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glib_compat/glib_compact: Clear the buffer in g_hash_table_resize #13
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There has a hidden danger in g_hash_table_resize function: The g_hash_table_resize, it seems to resize the has table, and write the old value to the new hash table. It seems look for the empty items in the new_nodes, and if the new_nodes is not be cleared, it maybe naver found the empty items. So I added a line under the g_new0 function, and I think clearing new_nodes every time may improve the performance. Added a memset to clear the new_nodes to fix this problem. Signed-off-by: Chao Li <lichao@loongson.cn>
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@andreiw Hi, please help to review this change, THX! :) |
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There has a hidden danger in g_hash_table_resize function:
The g_hash_table_resize, it seems to resize the has table, and write the old value to the new hash table. It seems look for the empty items in the new_nodes, and if the new_nodes is not be cleared, it maybe naver found the empty items. So I added a line under the g_new0 function, and I think clearing new_nodes every time may improve the performance.
Added a memset to clear the new_nodes to fix this problem.