Fix memory leak in MessageDispatcher when outGate->deliver returns false#1094
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Fix memory leak in MessageDispatcher when outGate->deliver returns false#1094pablomadoery wants to merge 1 commit intoinet-framework:masterfrom
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This PR fixes a packet memory leak in
inet/common/MessageDispatcher.cc.If
outGate->deliver(...)returns false (meaning the message could not be delivered natively by the channel), the current code effectively discards the pointer without deleting it, resulting in a memory leak.This PR adds a
keepMsgcheck to capture the return value ofdeliver(), and strictly deletes the message if it was not taken by the gate, matching OMNeT++ ownership semantics.Note: This supersedes PR #1091 with a clean functional-only patch that strictly preserves the original file formatting.