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future.cpp: Fix use-after-free bug cryptonomex/graphene#597

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theoreticalbts 2016-02-25 01:53:32 -05:00
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commit 83b4de067a
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src/thread/future.cpp
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@ -63,18 +63,42 @@ namespace fc {
_enqueue_thread();
}
std::exception_ptr e;
try { thread::current().wait_until( ptr(this,true), timeout_us ); }
//
// Create shared_ptr to take ownership of this; i.e. this will
// be deleted when p_this goes out of scope. Consequently,
// it would be Very Bad to let p_this go out of scope
// before we're done reading/writing instance variables!
// See https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/issues/597
//
ptr p_this = ptr( this, true );
try
{
//
// We clone p_this here because the wait_until() API requires us
// to use std::move(). I.e. wait_until() takes ownership of any
// pointer passed to it. Since we want to keep ownership ourselves,
// we need to have two shared_ptr's to this:
//
// - p_this to keep this alive until the end of the current function
// - p_this2 to be owned by wait_until() as the wait_until() API requires
//
ptr p_this2 = p_this;
thread::current().wait_until( std::move( p_this2 ), timeout_us );
}
catch (...) { e = std::current_exception(); }
_dequeue_thread();
if( e ) std::rethrow_exception(e);
if( _ready )
if( _ready )
{
if( _exceptp )
if( _exceptp )
_exceptp->dynamic_rethrow_exception();
return;
return;
}
FC_THROW_EXCEPTION( timeout_exception, "" );
}