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Examples of errors detected by the V509…

Examples of errors detected by the V509 diagnostic

V509. Exceptions raised inside noexcept functions must be wrapped in a try..catch block.


OGRE

V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. OgreMain ogrearchivemanager.cpp 124


#ifndef OGRE_EXCEPT
#define OGRE_EXCEPT(num, desc, src) \
  throw Ogre::ExceptionFactory::create( \
    Ogre::ExceptionCodeType<num>(), desc, \
    src, __FILE__, __LINE__ );
#endif

ArchiveManager::~ArchiveManager()
{
  // Unload & delete resources in turn
  for( ArchiveMap::iterator it = mArchives.begin();
       it != mArchives.end(); ++it )
  {
    Archive* arch = it->second;
    // Unload
    arch->unload();
    // Find factory to destroy
    ArchiveFactoryMap::iterator fit =
      mArchFactories.find(arch->getType());
    if (fit == mArchFactories.end())
    {
      // Factory not found
      OGRE_EXCEPT(Exception::ERR_ITEM_NOT_FOUND,
                  "Cannot find an archive factory "
                  "to deal with archive of type " +
        arch->getType(),
        "ArchiveManager::~ArchiveManager");
    }
    fit->second->destroyInstance(arch);
  }
  // Empty the list
  mArchives.clear();
}

TortoiseSVN

V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. cachefileoutbuffer.cpp 52


CCacheFileOutBuffer::~CCacheFileOutBuffer()
{
  if (IsOpen())
  {
    streamOffsets.push_back (GetFileSize());
    size_t lastOffset = streamOffsets[0];
    for (size_t i = 1,
         count = streamOffsets.size();
         i < count; ++i)
    {
      size_t offset = streamOffsets[i];
      size_t size = offset - lastOffset;

      if (size >= (DWORD)(-1))
        throw CStreamException("stream too large");

      Add ((DWORD)size);
      lastOffset = offset;
    }

    Add ((DWORD)(streamOffsets.size()-1));
  }
}

NetXMS

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. nodeperfview.cpp 109


CNodePerfView::~CNodePerfView()
{
  WorkerTask *pTask;
  while((pTask = (WorkerTask *)m_workerQueue.Get()) != NULL)
    delete pTask;
  m_workerQueue.Put(new WorkerTask(NULL, TASK_SHUTDOWN));
  ThreadJoin(m_hWorkerThread);
  safe_free(m_pGraphList);
}

Chromium

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. prerender_contents.cc 382


PrerenderContents::~PrerenderContents() {
  ....
  for (....)
  {
    content::RenderProcessHost* host =
      host_iterator.GetCurrentValue();
    host->Send(
      new PrerenderMsg_OnPrerenderRemoveAliases(alias_urls_));
  }
  ....
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. sync_task_manager.cc 40
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. proxy_webidbdatabase_impl.cc 42
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. proxy_webidbcursor_impl.cc 38
  • And 12 additional diagnostic messages.

Geant4 software

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. _G4FR-archive g4thitscollection.hh 161


template <class T> G4THitsCollection<T>::~G4THitsCollection()
{
  if (!anHCAllocator_G4MT_TLS_) anHCAllocator_G4MT_TLS_ =
    new G4Allocator<G4HitsCollection>;
  std::vector<T*> * theHitsCollection =
    (std::vector<T*>*)theCollection;
  //theHitsCollection->clearAndDestroy();
  for(size_t i=0;i<theHitsCollection->size();i++)
  { delete (*theHitsCollection)[i]; }
  theHitsCollection->clear();
  delete theHitsCollection;
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. _G4digits_hits-archive g4hcofthisevent.cc 49
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. _G4digits_hits-archive g4dcofthisevent.cc 49
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. _G4digits_hits-archive g4tdigicollection.hh 165
  • And 11 additional diagnostic messages.

Protocol Buffers

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. command_line_interface.cc 479


CommandLineInterface::MemoryOutputStream::~MemoryOutputStream()
{
  ....
  *map_slot = new string;
  ....
}

Source Engine SDK

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. Client (HL2) particles_new.cpp 92


CNewParticleEffect::~CNewParticleEffect(void)
{
  ....
  KeyValues *msg = new KeyValues( "ParticleSystem_Destroy" );
  ....
}

Source Engine SDK

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. Client (HL2) toolframework_client.cpp 222


CRecordEffectOwner::~CRecordEffectOwner()
{
  if ( m_bToolsEnabled )
  {
    KeyValues *msg = new KeyValues( "EffectsOwner" );
    ToolFramework_PostToolMessage( HTOOLHANDLE_INVALID, msg );
    msg->deleteThis();
  }
}

Data Distribution Service

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. sedp.cpp 2456


Sedp::Task::~Task()
{
  putq(new Msg(Msg::MSG_STOP, DCPS::GRACEFUL_DISCONNECT, 0));
  wait();
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. sync.cpp 19
  • V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. sync.cpp 93
  • V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. sync.cpp 158

FlightGear

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. renderer.cxx 437


FGRenderer::~FGRenderer()
{
  ....
  getViewer()->setSceneData(new osg::Group);
  ....
}

TortoiseGit

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. preservechdir.cpp 43


PreserveChdir::~PreserveChdir()
{
  if (originalCurrentDirectory)
  {
    DWORD len = GetCurrentDirectory(0, NULL);
    TCHAR * currentDirectory = new TCHAR[len];
  ....
}

TortoiseSVN

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. preservechdir.cpp 43


PreserveChdir::~PreserveChdir()
{
  ....
  std::unique_ptr<TCHAR[]> currentDirectory(new TCHAR[len]);
  ....
}

WebRTC

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. mediapipeline.h 422


~PipelineListener()
{
  nsresult rv = NS_DispatchToMainThread(new
    ConduitDeleteEvent(conduit_.forget()));
  MOZ_ASSERT(....);
  if (NS_FAILED(rv)) {
    MOZ_CRASH();
  }
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. mediapipeline.h 579

LibreOffice

V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. winmtf.cxx 852


WinMtfOutput::~WinMtfOutput()
{
  mpGDIMetaFile->AddAction( new MetaPopAction() );
  ....
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. export.cxx 279
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. getfilenamewrapper.cxx 73
  • V509 The 'new' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. e3dsceneupdater.cxx 80
  • And 2 additional diagnostic messages.

LibreOffice

V509 The 'dynamic_cast<T&>' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. docbm.cxx 846


virtual ~LazyFieldmarkDeleter()
{
  dynamic_cast<Fieldmark&>
    (*m_pFieldmark.get()).ReleaseDoc(m_pDoc);
}

Similar errors can be found in some other places:

  • V509 The 'dynamic_cast<T&>' operator should be located inside the try..catch block, as it could potentially generate an exception. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. ndtxt.cxx 4886

7-Zip

V509 The 'throw' operator inside the destructor should be placed within the try..catch block. Raising exception inside the destructor is illegal. consoleclose.cpp 62


CCtrlHandlerSetter::~CCtrlHandlerSetter()
{
  #if !defined(UNDER_CE) && defined(_WIN32)
  if (!SetConsoleCtrlHandler(HandlerRoutine, FALSE))
    throw "SetConsoleCtrlHandler fails";
  #endif
}

MuditaOS

V509 [CERT-DCL57-CPP] The noexcept function '=' calls function 'setName' which can potentially throw an exception. Consider wrapping it in a try..catch block. Device.cpp 48


struct Device
{
  static constexpr auto NameBufferSize = 240;
  ....
  void setName(const std::string &name)
  {
    if (name.size() > NameBufferSize)
    {
        throw std::runtime_error("Requested name is bigger than buffer
                                  size");
    }
    strcpy(this->name.data(), name.c_str());
  }
  ....
}

....

Devicei &Devicei::operator=(Devicei &&d) noexcept
{
  setName(d.name.data());
}