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As C++ references cannot be NULL, new compilers optimizes the code assuming this condition. Therefore, in new compilers, from GCC 6 to 8 the fn_snmp_util_gen_trap will segfault trying to deference data.entity_instance_id as the if (&data != NULL) will be always optimized to be true. Turns out that the case where SFmAlarmDataT is expected to be NULL (or empty) is when the alarm type is WARM_START. So changing the if statement to look for WARM_START instead of checking the null reference seems to be a feasible solution. Story: 2003498 Task: 24775 Change-Id: Ica07ec8d7ad009e1048f014b0a6440c76de09eef Signed-off-by: Erich Cordoba <erich.cordoba.malibran@intel.com> |
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