simple-slab: index() allows out-of-bound read and remove() has off-by-one error
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| title = "`index()` allows out-of-bound read and `remove()` has off-by-one error" | ||
| url = "https://github.com/nathansizemore/simple-slab/issues/2" | ||
| description = """ | ||
| `Slab::index()` does not perform the boundary checking, which leads to out-of-bound read access. `Slab::remove()` copies an element from an invalid address due to off-by-one error, resulting in memory leakage and uninitialized memory drop. |
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This line is too long. Do we have tidy guideline about this ?
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Slab::index()does not perform the boundary checking, which leads to out-of-bound read access.Slab::remove()copies an element from an invalid address due to off-by-one error, resulting in memory leakage and uninitialized memory drop.Original issue report: nathansizemore/simple-slab#2