MEMORY::MEMORY(Section*) has a bug where it uses the throwing 'new' but then checks for null, which will actually never detect an allocation failure because an exception will be thrown. The attached patch fixes it.
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Not sure about which C++ version this is for.
It might be for a relative new one.
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Qbix wrote on 2020-05-05, 10:25:Not sure about which C++ version this is for.
It might be for a relative new one.
No, it worked like that since the beginning. This is the C++ standard document from 2005 for example:
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/p … /2005/n1905.pdf
cppreference.com also always marks things as "C++11/14/17/20" for things that were added later to the language, and this one doesn't have such tag:
