In C++, local primitives are not automatically initialized:
void foo() {
int i; // primitive: value is indeterminate
std::string s; // class: calls default ctor
...
}
Create.cpp and Dump.cpp include this type of uninitialized variable; fix
this by explicitly assigning an initial value.
Also add a new script to help catch these types of errors in the future:
valgrind.sh, which will run a few idmap2 commands and the idmap2_tests
through Valgrind.
Also update static-checks.sh to rely on a command's return value instead
of the presence of any output.
Test: frameworks/base/cmds/idmap2/valgrind.sh
Change-Id: Ic9dbd3e9a768beb39ac677ff294b0fca5ee8f9d2
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