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concurrent_unordered_map: emplace does not call destructor on arguments on insertion failure

Alexander_F_2
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‎06-21-2019 02:31 AM
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Hi,

when updating to TBB 2019 Update 8 we observed a memory leak.

We use concurrent_unordered_map.emplace in our source code. When the insertion fails, the argument's destructor is not called.

When we change from emplace to concurrent_unordered_map.insert the argument's destructor is called as expected.

The problematic code seems to be the AllowDestroy argument to internal_insert.

 

We are using the pre-build win packages from https://github.com/intel/tbb/releases, Windows 10, MS VS 2017 with the most recent compiler and C++17 as the language standard, 64 Bit.

Best,

Alexander

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Ivan_K_Intel1
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‎06-24-2019 08:46 AM
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Hi Alexander,

Thank you for the investigation and reporting the issue. This issue will be fixed in one of the next TBB releases.

Regards,

Ivan

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