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A memory leak is caused by not deleting the Adafruit_I2CDevice object in the deconstructor.
In begin() line ~66 an Adafruit_I2CDevice object is newed: i2c_dev = new Adafruit_I2CDevice(SHTC3_DEFAULT_ADDR, theWire);
i2c_dev = new Adafruit_I2CDevice(SHTC3_DEFAULT_ADDR, theWire);
The deconstructor fails to delete this object.
Adding the following in the deconstructor prevents the memory leak: if (i2c_dev) { delete i2c_dev; // remove old interface }
if (i2c_dev) { delete i2c_dev; // remove old interface }
The issue affects programs that call the library in a local method and the class goes out of scope in a looping fashion.
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A memory leak is caused by not deleting the Adafruit_I2CDevice object in the deconstructor.
In begin() line ~66 an Adafruit_I2CDevice object is newed:
i2c_dev = new Adafruit_I2CDevice(SHTC3_DEFAULT_ADDR, theWire);The deconstructor fails to delete this object.
Adding the following in the deconstructor prevents the memory leak:
if (i2c_dev) { delete i2c_dev; // remove old interface }The issue affects programs that call the library in a local method and the class goes out of scope in a looping fashion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: