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Use a weak NSHashTable for managing open result sets #304

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This change replaces the use of an NSMutableSet containing NSValue references for managing open FMResultSet objects. This eliminates the potential for crashes due to over-releasing result sets.

This change replaces the use of an `NSMutableSet` containing `NSValue` references for managing open `FMResultSet` objects. This eliminates the potential for crashes due to over-releasing result sets.
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ccgus commented Oct 1, 2014

Do you have an example where a crash actually occurs?

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Yes, we were encountering crashes during development and are running in production on a fork with this change applied. The crash potential is pretty evident since the current implementation leverages NSValue wrapping a non-retained pointer. The hash table gives you a safe, auto-zeroing weak reference that eliminates the crash potential.

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ccgus commented Oct 3, 2014

I believe you- I just want a reproducible case first, so I can test this guy. It could be possible that you guys are misusing the api as well…

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clemensg commented Dec 3, 2014

Even without a reproducible test case for the crash, using NSHashTable instead of NSMutableSet with NSValue-wrapped result sets is a good idea.

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