Reorder operations to align with exception model in qarraydataops.h

Fixed order of certain operations to better handle situations when
exceptions occur

Change-Id: Ia2075c37b4b7653067dfa6a82252cbb12b96708f
Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>
This commit is contained in:
Andrei Golubev 2020-07-30 11:50:01 +02:00
parent 56f1208f9e
commit 0bd647fa4f

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@ -495,13 +495,17 @@ struct QGenericArrayOps
// Construct new elements in array
while (writeIter != step1End) {
--readIter, --writeIter;
new (writeIter) T(*readIter);
--readIter;
// If exception happens on construction, we should not call ~T()
new (writeIter - 1) T(*readIter);
--writeIter;
}
while (writeIter != end) {
--e, --writeIter;
new (writeIter) T(*e);
--e;
// If exception happens on construction, we should not call ~T()
new (writeIter - 1) T(*e);
--writeIter;
}
destroyer.commit();
@ -538,13 +542,17 @@ struct QGenericArrayOps
// Construct new elements in array
while (writeIter != step1End) {
--readIter, --writeIter;
new (writeIter) T(*readIter);
--readIter;
// If exception happens on construction, we should not call ~T()
new (writeIter - 1) T(*readIter);
--writeIter;
}
while (writeIter != end) {
--n, --writeIter;
new (writeIter) T(t);
--n;
// If exception happens on construction, we should not call ~T()
new (writeIter - 1) T(t);
--writeIter;
}
destroyer.commit();
@ -597,8 +605,9 @@ struct QGenericArrayOps
// destroy the final elements at the end
// here, b points to the new end and e to the actual end
do {
(--e)->~T();
// Exceptions or not, dtor called once per instance
--this->size;
(--e)->~T();
} while (e != b);
}