Fix memory leaks in write_c and eval_shell #165
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Hi,
I am a new contributor looking forward to contribute to the shc project :).
I came across the following open issue here #155
It is a leaksanitizer report which detects a leak that happens on passing a simple bash script.
I was able to reproduce the bug on running a custom shell script and was able to generate a patch for it. The leak happens within function write_c. Basically all the allocated variables in this function including msg1, msg2, chk1, chk2, tst1, tst2 and name need to be freed after allocation. I have a model patch and I was wondering if I can merge the same.
I was able to verify that after the patch, the leak no longer occurs through leaksanitizer (and there is no double free for that matter)
In addition I have also patched a leak that I encountered when running on an invalid bash script. This new leak happens in eval_shell function when an invalid first line on script is encountered. Here ptr is allocated but not freed before the abrupt exit.
Let me know if this is a good patch! If not let me know what changes need be done. I am eager to become a regular contributor to this repository :)