void
arrayDestroy(Array * a)
{
assert(a != NULL);
arrayClean(a);
xfree(a);
}
void
httpHeaderClean(HttpHeader * hdr)
{
HttpHeaderPos pos = HttpHeaderInitPos;
HttpHeaderEntry *e;
assert(hdr);
assert(hdr->owner > hoNone && hdr->owner <= hoReply);
debug(55, 7) ("cleaning hdr: %p owner: %d\n", hdr, hdr->owner);
/*
* An unfortunate bug. The hdr->entries array is initialized
* such that count is set to zero. httpHeaderClean() seems to
* be called both when 'hdr' is created, and destroyed. Thus,
* we accumulate a large number of zero counts for 'hdr' before
* it is ever used. Can't think of a good way to fix it, except
* adding a state variable that indicates whether or not 'hdr'
* has been used. As a hack, just never count zero-sized header
* arrays.
*/
if (0 != hdr->entries.count)
statHistCount(&HttpHeaderStats[hdr->owner].hdrUCountDistr, hdr->entries.count);
HttpHeaderStats[hdr->owner].destroyedCount++;
HttpHeaderStats[hdr->owner].busyDestroyedCount += hdr->entries.count > 0;
while ((e = httpHeaderGetEntry(hdr, &pos))) {
/* tmp hack to try to avoid coredumps */
if (e->id >= HDR_ENUM_END) {
debug(55, 0) ("httpHeaderClean BUG: entry[%d] is invalid (%d). Ignored.\n",
(int) pos, e->id);
} else {
statHistCount(&HttpHeaderStats[hdr->owner].fieldTypeDistr, e->id);
/* yes, this destroy() leaves us in an inconsistent state */
httpHeaderEntryDestroy(e);
}
}
arrayClean(&hdr->entries);
}
