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…iler The issue root-caused to the subtle difference of unique_ptr's destructor between clang and gcc: Clang (libc++): Calls unique_ptr's destructor, which first clears the internal pointer to nullptr and then calls the deleter on the old pointer value. This means that within the destructor of the managed object, the owning unique_ptr's internal pointer is already nullified. GCC (libstdc++): The destructor directly calls the deleter on the current pointer without first setting it to nullptr Fix: using flag-based system to replace the problematic pointer comparison ref intel#744 Signed-off-by: Mi, Yanfeng <[email protected]>
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The issue root-caused to the subtle difference of unique_ptr's destructor between clang and gcc:
Clang (libc++): Calls unique_ptr's destructor, which first clears the internal pointer to nullptr and then calls the deleter on the old pointer value. This means that within the destructor of the managed object, the owning unique_ptr's internal pointer is already nullified.
GCC (libstdc++): The destructor directly calls the deleter on the current pointer without first setting it to nullptr
Fix: using flag-based system to replace the problematic pointer comparison ref #744