If alsa_init() fails, alsa_write_post_select() removes the buffer tree
node and sets t->error to a negative value. para_audiod (or para_write)
then calls alsa->close() to deallocate any resources. At this point
wn->private_data is non-NULL while pad->handle _is_ NULL. The
subsequent call to snd_pcm_nonblock() therefore triggers the assertion
para_audiod: pcm.c:724: snd_pcm_nonblock: Assertion `pcm' failed.
which aborts para_audiod. Fix this bug by freeing the ->private_data
pointer already in alsa_write_post_select() if alsa_init() fails. This
way, ->private_data and pad->handle are either both NULL or both
non-NULL, which meets the expectations of alsa_close().
if (!pad) {
int32_t val;
- pad = para_calloc(sizeof(*pad));
- wn->private_data = pad;
if (bytes == 0) /* no data available */
return;
+ pad = para_calloc(sizeof(*pad));
get_btr_sample_rate(btrn, &val);
pad->sample_rate = val;
get_btr_channels(btrn, &val);
PARA_INFO_LOG("%d channel(s), %dHz\n", pad->channels,
pad->sample_rate);
ret = alsa_init(pad, wn->conf);
- if (ret < 0)
+ if (ret < 0) {
+ free(pad);
goto err;
+ }
+ wn->private_data = pad;
wn->min_iqs = pad->bytes_per_frame;
goto again;
}