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When installing the newest stable version 0.6.2 (which is also boost independent) I have no issues with DWL, but there are issues with other components which use DWL.
Ubuntu 16.04 is officially the worst LTS ever 👎
Anyhow, there is not much sanitization on that wrapper function: no check whether the key exists or if the node is a map. And it also overwrite the argument with a part of itself, which sounds dangerous.
Better to take a const reference of the argument and return a new child node instead.
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Apparently, even the official
libyaml-cpp
is broken in Ubuntu 16.04When compiling DWL and running the
yaml_sample
, I get astd::bad_alloc
error.This happens at this assignment and I have no better luck when running the rest of the code.
Users report similar issues here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/yaml-cpp/+bug/1646914
When installing the newest stable version
0.6.2
(which is alsoboost
independent) I have no issues with DWL, but there are issues with other components which use DWL.Ubuntu 16.04 is officially the worst LTS ever 👎
Anyhow, there is not much sanitization on that wrapper function: no check whether the key exists or if the node is a map. And it also overwrite the argument with a part of itself, which sounds dangerous.
Better to take a const reference of the argument and return a new child node instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: